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Both do good work. Langdon is better to deal with overall. Now that they offer nitride, the only con to their method is the look of the plate, and the fact your rear irons are part of the plate. Wright has notoriously dishonest turnaround times, and their "cleaning fee" that people with brand...

The left and center ones may be significantly thinner in the middle to clear the very poorly documented magazine disconnect safety for the USP (that's actually a magazine-actuated hammer block). The sear is thinner in the middle to allow space for the extra hammer block in the "stack" of lockwork.

Wolff Gunsprings offers a WIDE range of hammer spring weights (and recoil spring weights). If you can swap the mainspring on a 1911, you can do it on a USP. It's ONE pin. The only "short" reset drop-in for the USP is the one from Grayguns. I have it in my fullsize USP 40. I won't say it's bad...

Sorry to necropost, but hello fellow Iowan!

Very nice. What's the lowdown on the SD build? From a kit, or from an existing non-SD semiauto?

Good choice, and welcome aboard!

Howdy, Also a quasi-refugee from the other forum, not that I was very active over there anyway. Most active on Discord and Reddit. Owner of 2.5 USPs, a P7M8, an SP5, and P30SK LEM that I V4.1/CDA converted along with the Grayguns SRT. LEM shill. Opinionated former Mk23 owner. I'm currently...