[azimuth]

It won't matter. You'll end up with both eventually. Resistance is futile. Embrace your addiction. Makes life easier.

 

[fatmat27]

P2K first for practicallity reasons. P30 later for whatever

 

[TooSixy-closed]

As azimuth said, you'll end up with both. I'd get the P30 now, then maybe a P2000SK later (not P2K).

 

[NCDevilDog]

As azimuth said, you'll end up with both. I'd get the P30 now, then maybe a P2000SK later (not P2K).

^^^+1

 

[TGS]

The CBP doesn't have any problems with the P2000 as a service pistol.

Nor do the German police that use it.

If it was strictly for a duty holster or OWB where concealment isn't a priority, I would go for the P30.

Stick with the P2000 if it will be used for concealment. Unless of course you can conceal the P30 just fine, like carrying AIWB, then I'd get the P30. I'd actually like to switch out to the P30 now that I have AIWB down pat....

I don't know how much you've played with the P2000, but I shoot at Classic Pistol in Southampton if you want to fire off a few boxes of ammo. It's a GGI worked DA/SA with an HK45c mag release.

 

[majohnson]

I think the P30 might be a better fit, for the simple reason of being able to make it fit your hand better. There are just more options for getting a better fit to your hand size. Instead of getting the P2000, you might consider getting 2 P30s, then you have one for the long and the short things.

 

[toku58]

That's it you're done!

Time to seek help!! HK Anonymous Meets twice a week in the HELP section!! Shock therapy is every Wednesday, and for the most severe cases we offer full frontal lobotomy! LOL!!

Resistance is Futile! Call the EMT's and reserve a room in ICU for you bank account!!:74:

 

[e0603]

I'd go with which one you shoot better, which one fits most naturally in your hands, giving you the best trigger finger position and such, to me that's more important than the other relatively minor differences. If they both feel equally good when shooting, I'd probably get the P2000 for IWB comfort and because it'll feel a bit more like your HK45c.

You're not the only one to have this problem, I'm going through a similar dilemma myself. I've been shooting a P30 for almost a year and love it, but after shooting a range rental P2000 several times, I think there's something about the grip shape that just works better for me (for you it could be the opposite, who knows). I have a P2000 getting delivered next week, and I'll shoot the two side by side for a month or two, and then sell one to buy a backup copy of the other.

 

[Wolvee]

I went to go get the P2sk and ended up getting the PPQ. Maybe the next time I go back I'll get the Sk, lol.

 

[fifthward]

There's a reason you checked out the P30...cuz deep down that's really the gun you want.
Buy the gun you want.

 

[DC7]

Friday morning I ordered a P2000 V2 9mm from budspolicesupply to use as a duty weapon....But it would also be used as my off duty ccw....

I would stick with the P2000. The smaller size makes it a better choice for CCW, yet it's still large enough to be right at home in a duty holster. I normally carry mine concealed, but occasionally it gets taken out in a Safariland 6004. I can't imagine a better all-around pistol choice--I've been 100% satisfied with the P2000 no matter what the role.

 

[DC7]

...my 45c...

The P2000 would also be a perfect complement to your HK45C--the grip shape and texture of those two pistols is nearly identical. I shoot my 9mm P2K more than any other pistol, but I love taking the HK45C out with it. The 45C just feels like a P2000 on steroids.

 

[TommyDeVito]

Neither, get the P2000Sk. Use the USPc/P2000 magz for duty work and put in a flat base plate P2000sk mag in for concealed duty. 2 guns in one. I think the SK shoots better than its larger counterpart.

 

[LSP 972]

The P2000 would also be a perfect complement to your HK45C--the grip shape and texture of those two pistols is nearly identical. The 45C just feels like a P2000 on steroids.

^This.

The main point in your description is that part of the "mission" of this pistol will be as an off-duty piece. That seals it, as far as I'm concerned; the P2000 is much more concealable than the P30. That Spiderman grip is simply much larger than the P2000's grip... and is certainly not worth only two extra rounds, IMO.

Of course, I am biased... I EDC an HK45C and have a 9mm P2000 (the wife has a pair of .40 P2000s). Neither the HK45 nor P30 works for me; I simply do not like the way the Spiderman grip feels in my hand.

If you end up with a P2000, make an effort to put the HK45C mag release on it... very much worth it.

.

 

[gtmtnbiker98]

Well, during summer short sleeve duty carry, the P30 tends to rub your elbow until you get the John Wayne walk down. P2000 is a fine choice.

 

[III The Chad III]

Since this is going to be used for CCW, I recommend the P2000. The P30 grips are a little rough for any IWB stuff unless you wear an undershirt.

 

[H&KFanNC]

Go with the P2K....perfect, all around pistol.

 

[Wayne]

P2000.

end of story.

 

[Lt Dan]

Since this is going to be used for CCW, I recommend the P2000. The P30 grips are a little rough for any IWB stuff unless you wear an undershirt.

I could not have said it better. I had a P30 for CCW, the grips are to rough for me to ccw.
I switched to the P2000 9mm LEM for CCW. For me the P2000 is the ideal ccw gun.
Also, sent it to HK and had the light LEM installed, wow.