OK - In my quest for the ONE gun that can do it all, I have come back full-circle to the USPC, specifically the .40.
Has anybody chrono'd the .40 Compact with hot loads (DoubleTap or Buffalo Bore)? I'm mainly curious to know how much velocity is lost from the 3.5 inch tube. The gun will serve woods duty (exploring remote trails on the Zuki & hiking) so I would like to be able to squeeze as much velocity out of any given round as possible if it were ever needed.
Also, I have read through past threads but would like to get peoples' opinions as to accuracy, reliability and durability of the USPC 40 in REAL WORLD scenarios. I have read the marketing lit. Lastly, besides caliber, does the USPC 45 offer anything that the .40 doesn't have?
whew....... thanks
Has anybody chrono'd the .40 Compact with hot loads (DoubleTap or Buffalo Bore)? I'm mainly curious to know how much velocity is lost from the 3.5 inch tube. The gun will serve woods duty (exploring remote trails on the Zuki & hiking) so I would like to be able to squeeze as much velocity out of any given round as possible if it were ever needed.
Also, I have read through past threads but would like to get peoples' opinions as to accuracy, reliability and durability of the USPC 40 in REAL WORLD scenarios. I have read the marketing lit. Lastly, besides caliber, does the USPC 45 offer anything that the .40 doesn't have?
whew....... thanks