HK45 prices?

[KillZone45]

Yeah. The guy in the marketplace selling the p30 and hk45 for $2000 each even states in his ad that he is only selling them for the profit. He flat out states he knows he is screwing everyone and does not care. What an awesome person.

Your logic is fundamentally flawed, so what the guy wants to sell his guns for a high price, what is wrong with that? So you are telling me that he has to sell these for 50%+ less?

[cineski]

To me it was. I even used the large backstrap to help raise the point of aim to no avail. I don't know if it's the grip angle that's different (as it's supposed to emulate the 1911 angle) or if it's the extreme ergonomics of the grip that screws it up? Either way the POA felt much different than a 1911. I could literally close my eyes, extend the gun naturally and have to raise the barrel at least 2 inches to see the front sight.

Hmm is the grip angle really that different from 1911?

I cant tell the difference between my HK USP45 grip angle and 1911 - but I have never held and presented a HK45 maybe it changed angle. I do know that I hate the grip angle and pointing on Glocks.

On the SA/DA question - I run my USP in condition 1 like a 1911. Never been an issue for me and it dovetails very well with my AR training and how I run the safety on that gun.

[battleship]

You cannot bash the guy selling his off list guns for pure profit, you should bash the knuckle head who actually is wiling to fork out such a an over the top amount for a gun. Bottom line is unless your that knuckle head, i think some guns will just sit for a very long time, until there is a reality check.

[faterikcartman]

You cannot bash the guy selling his off list guns for pure profit, you should bash the knuckle head who actually is wiling to fork out such a an over the top amount for a gun. Bottom line is unless your that knuckle head, i think some guns will just sit for a very long time, until there is a reality check.

My pet peeve is that there are guys buying used guns in the private sales section here for more than it would cost them to buy a new one -- and I'm talking about guns ON the roster. At least with the off roster guns I can understand the supply and demand aspects of the pricing equation.