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I had a P30sk in LEM. Very smooth trigger. Having said that, I still prefer a DA/SA trigger.

Blue label is normally for First Responders only. Such as L.E. as an example. Folks that are members of GSSF also have access to BL. You are allowed two BL purchases a year. The pricing of BL differs from retail. For example, IIRC, a Glock 42 is $340. A Glock 43 is $380. Something like a...

Picked up another 19X in a trade from a buddy on GT. For carry I would still go with the G45 simply because I like the FS and that it will take any Glock mag. 19X is a great HD pistol however.

Got a second flush mag base plate. Finding that I like it better for carry than the ones with the pinky extensions. Still glad I got the USPc rather than the Gen 5 Glock 23. Although the Sig P365XL is my normal EDC, I carried the USPc yesterday and quite enjoyed it. Amazing what a good belt...

Have you had an opportunity to shoot teh USPc 357sig? How did you like it? If it's like the P2000 it was a sweet shooting pistol. And the recoil probably was well managed. What are the upgrades you have/had planned for this pistol?

Well, still digging the flush base plates. Practice draws are showing no snags like the extended base plates. Huge plus.

The say USP on the bottom. No HK and no blank rectangle. Slide on without issue, like them quite a bit.

Bought another flush base plate, this one for my P2000. I'm liking them quite a bit. The others with the pinky extensions are fine for the spare mags.

I almost traded mine, I think I would have regretted it. Mine is in 40S&W but I also have a 357sig barrel for it. Extremely smooth trigger.

Awesome pistol!

A lot of truth in that statement. Part of the problem is that a good part of HK's line up is hammer-fired and a lot of shooters, particularly the newer generation just aren't skilled shooters. I don't say that as a disparaging comment, just a statement of fact. It takes more skill to master a...

I'd have to disagree. As others have said above, Glock is what people know (or think they know). Glock has had an extremely aggressive marketing strategy along with paid 'reviewers' so talk up their pistols for decades. And I don't begrudge them that, it was smart on their part. And it's...

Recently in a discussion on another forum regarding Glock getting a lot (most) police contracts. I responded with this post and I put it here for discussion.

I know it sucks when you're looking for a part and it's out of stock everywhere. Same thing happened with I was looking to put a MS on a couple of Sig P365's last year. Finally found them in stock but it took several months. This time around when I was looking for the three parts to convert...

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Agreed. It would seem that if they can make a P2000sk in 40S&W they could do the same thing with the P30sk. Who was rude? I must have missed something.

For me as well plus the enhanced paddle release.

My P2000 has both the 40S&W and 357sig barrels. Felt like a change up today so I took out the P2000, swapped out the 40S&W barrel and put in the 357sig barrel. I really haven't carried a 357sig pistol for maybe 15 years when I had a Glock 32. Just felt like a change today. So P2000 with 13...

No one here as a 357sig barrel for a P30 40S&W? How about a P30 in 40S&W and a 9mm conversion barrel? I see EFK Dragon offers a conversion barrel but not sure if anyone else does? I also see that 9mm can be used in a P30 40S&W magazine reliably from what I'm reading.

If 357sig out of your pistols is anything like mine, it is sweet shooting. I compare the recoil out of the HK to 9mm out of a Glock. Very comfortable, very controllable. It’s kinda a tough choice between 40 S&W and 357sig out of the HK because of how well each shoots in it.