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  • #16
    voiceofreason
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 3785

    Skip the P2000 if it has the LE module with the heavy double action only trigger pull. Absolute crap.
    "You will never know how much it has cost my generation to preserve your freedom. I hope you will make good use of it."
    John Quincy Adams

    "You will never know how little my generation has traded away our freedoms and rights for. I'm sorry and ashamed for what we've left to the following generations."
    voiceofreason

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    • #17
      MrPlutonium
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2008
      • 503

      Love mine. Feels like a 2x4 in my hands but I shoot it better than anything else I own.

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      • #18
        winnre
        Calguns Addict
        • Apr 2010
        • 9214

        I have a USP 45 and it is one awesome gun. Feels like no recoil at all. I wish I could put it on my CCW but it is a tad too long to be comfy.
        "If Jesus had a gun he would be alive today"-Homer Simpson

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        • #19
          9mmepiphany
          Calguns Addict
          • Jul 2008
          • 8075

          Since you like a more compact gun, I would recommend the P2000 over the USP unless the USP fits your hand very well. I always found the USP, both FS and Compact a bit blocky.

          I have a friend who has a couple of P2000s, who is making a shift over from his previous SIG 226s (better for CCW). He has one in DA/SA and another with the light LEM installed. The LEM pistol is actually easier to shoot accurately and quickly.

          If you won't be getting a P30, the P2000 is a really nice option
          ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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          • #20
            Tiberius
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2009
            • 1160

            The build quality on HKs is outstanding. They feel like jewels cut from black steel and polymer (well, mine does, anyway).

            One minor thing is the mag release. On the USP, at least, it isn't a button you push in, but a button you push down (towards the mag well). I think it's actually a better design than the button we're all used to - it is less likely to get pushed while in a holster, and apparently its meant to be activated with a trigger finger, which does get the finger off the trigger during a reload. But it takes some getting used to. And once you're used to it, you probably fumble with the regular button. Arg. If I could convert to a regular button, I might.

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            • #21
              CAL.BAR
              CGSSA OC Chapter Leader
              • Nov 2007
              • 5632

              I think the HK45 has the best ergonomics and reliability. Most everyone I let shoot mine tends to like it VS the USP series. Much more an investment, but well worth in IMHO

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              • #22
                Bobby Ricigliano
                Mit Gott und Mauser
                CGN Contributor
                • Feb 2011
                • 17438

                I have a USP .45 and it is a top notch weapon. Expensive, but you get what you pay for.

                My only minor quibble with it is the non-standard rail, requiring an aftermarket adapter to mount a light. The checkering on the grip is pretty rough but a Hogue Handall makes this weapon feel like a million bucks. The USP is way too big for concealed carry but it is an awesome duty or nightstand gun.

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                • #23
                  Ron-Solo
                  In Memoriam
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 8581

                  Originally posted by voiceofreason
                  Skip the P2000 if it has the LE module with the heavy double action only trigger pull. Absolute crap.
                  I don't know what P2000 you tried, but I have the v2 with LEM trigger. It is so light and smooth it is almost scary. Smoothest trigger I have ever experienced.

                  It was my duty weapon for the last two years of my career. I trusted my life to it, and still do.
                  LASD Retired
                  1978-2011

                  NRA Life Member
                  CRPA Life Member
                  NRA Rifle Instructor
                  NRA Shotgun Instructor
                  NRA Range Safety Officer
                  DOJ Certified Instructor

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                  • #24
                    Omil
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2009
                    • 2130

                    Gents,

                    Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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