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I have shot plenty of 45 rounds through a 1911, I am going to get a HK USP just not sure if I want it in .40 or .45
I am leaning toward .45 but was hoping to see some argument for the .40 lol
Edit:
USP is the modern day 1911, HK took design cues from Browning and Colt and made a german precision, modern styled, hand held beast lol
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From: Frederick, MD from Cleveland, OH
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Originally Posted by Green2000
I have shot plenty of 45 rounds through a 1911, I am going to get a HK USP just not sure if I want it in .40 or .45
I am leaning toward .45 but was hoping to see some argument for the .40 lol
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From: Frederick, MD from Cleveland, OH
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
PUUUULEASEEEEEE A USP cant hold a candle to a Kimber 1911. Let's go to the range and see
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And at that point it comes down to preference and the shooter. I don't like 1911s personally. They don't feel comfortable to me, but that doesn't mean they're bad guns. I love USP, so I bought one. I'm not gonna argue preference, but I will point out that mine cost half as much as yours, imported.
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From: Bowie, MD
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And at that point it comes down to preference and the shooter. I don't like 1911s personally. They don't feel comfortable to me, but that doesn't mean they're bad guns. I love USP, so I bought one. I'm not gonna argue preference, but I will point out that mine cost half as much as yours, imported.
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From: Frederick, MD
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
And at that point it comes down to preference and the shooter. I don't like 1911s personally. They don't feel comfortable to me, but that doesn't mean they're bad guns. I love USP, so I bought one. I'm not gonna argue preference, but I will point out that mine cost half as much as yours, imported.



