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I don’t have any calipers, but your thought is interesting.

HK Thread Page 6 of the above thread has a couple of pics of the P2000 9mm in a 40 slide for anyone interested. Like the USPc I commented on above, it a 9mm barrel can be used in a 40S&W slide. Accuracy would need to be checked.

Gotta love a good trade when they come along, nicely done. Just something about a USP compact. Enjoy it. :)

I somehow missed this post. I agree. You can accurately fire 16 rounds of 9mm in less time that you can fire 6 rounds of 357 magnum from a revolver. Although I like a good 357 magnum revolver, I'd not carry one anymore. Too many disadvantages. Personally, if I were feeling like a 357 I'd...

Valid reason to have an extra magazine available. Accidents happen. Something could go wrong with the magazine in the pistol. In the event of a malfunction that requires a mag change, it's difficult if you don't actually have one. As I mentioned, carrying a spare mag just became as natural...

Nice!

Just do what I did and get the extra barrels. I love the versatility.

It's still a hard choice between the two. Overall, I like the feel of the P2000 better. But I prefer the DA/SA of the USPc better. And just personal preference, I really like the manual safety/de-cocker on the USPc. That's about as safe as a pistol can get. Either would, of course, make an...

There is a thread on another forum where they are talking about Magguts, specifically the new one for the Sig P365. Turns the 10-rounder in a 12-round and the 12-round of course into a 14-rounder. That all sounds great, but too be honest, I've never been much for non-OEM parts other than...

I'd look at either :) Not looking for either in the short term, but it's on the list for down the road.

Okay, pics are needed :)

That would be fun to have 'just because'. :)

I'm sensing something...:ROFLMAO:

Some photos and discussion on my 19X pistols in this thread if anyone is interested: 19X

I am by no means a Glock fanboy. And I've been highly critical of Glock in the past on certain aspects. Having said that, I do like the platform for what it is and what it offers. My first Glock was a well used Gen 2 Glock 17 that I purchased used decades ago. I used that pistol to get my...

I have both the USPc and P2000. The USPc is DA/SA and the P2000 is V2 DAO. With the USPc I have it in 40S&W, 357sig and 9mm, the P2000 is 40S&W and 357sig. I normally would carry either in 40S&W as it's been a favorite caliber of mine since it came out. Having a hard time really deciding which...

I responded to a post on another forum where the OP had monkeyed around with his Glock and now it was unreliable. Wondering if it was the aftermarket parts. Duh :rolleyes: So I went into my normal response that beyond a few exceptions like sights and the enhanced paddle mag release on HK...

Thread on another forum today asking how to lighten the trigger on a stock Glock 21 for HD. The stock trigger on a G21 is around 6.2 lbs. So my first question to the OP is 'why would you need to lessen a 6.2 lbs trigger pull for HD'. And that's what I see from folks that in all likelihood...

I have to say that as much as I like my USPc, and I do, the P2000 just feels more comfortable in my hand. Not that the USPc doesn't feel comfortable, just that the P2000 feels more comfortable. Really liking it :)

Well that's interesting and unique. I'm going to assume that it functions without issue? With how good the P2000 feels I have no doubt the sk version would be fantastic as well. And 40S&W is a big plus :)