All my P2000-13/USP9C-13/P30SK-10 have the flats for carry.
No point for pinkies/extensions +0 (for me), my pinky/extensions are 15rd/xgrip for P2000/USP9C and HK-13/15rd for P30SK.

 

The flat mag floor plate makes some difference for me when trying to conceal the pistol. I have found that I can conceal a full size P30 or VP9 about as well as a P2000 or USPc with the pinky extension mag floor plates.

 

Now...if I could find some


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Now...if I could find some

https://www.brownells.com/magazines...azine-floorplates/floorplate-std-usp-compact-9mm-sku760000909-72899-148885.aspx
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1.../1006068214/hk-magazine-floorplate-hk-p2000-usp-compact-9mm-luger-13-round-blue
https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/215843

 

For concealed carry I do use the flat. At the range I mix and match. It has been easier for me to find mags with the pinky extension. As noted above I have been able to find places selling just the floor plate. Sucks to buy an expensive magazine then spend more for a different piece of plastic.

 

I put them on all of my mags

 

Same for me. I could probably melt down my swapped out pile of extended mag plates and turn them into a new frame! :biggrin:

 

I put flat plates on a couple of mags for carry. . The standard plates are for general use.

 

Yep, flat for carry with my medium to large mitts. Kills me though how the price of one flat floorplate is 1/5 to 1/4 the price of an entire mag. HK is good at producing fine guns....and revenue.

 

I just bought one for the HK45C from Midway for about half the price of hkparts, I think the shipping was slightly less as well

 

Me being the tight wad that I am. I used a razor blade and a dremel to modify the extended lip floor plate into a flat floor plate.
I do like the extended grip , but wanted at least one flat plate. I have a few p2000sk flat plates I want to modify next. Will look cleaner. And I don’t have the sk any more... so it’s free.

I just picked up the p2000.
I already had the uspc.

 

There's a gap using the SK mag bases with the P2000. You're better off splurging on the USPc bases unless you prefer a gap. Maybe you can buy the stock P2K mag bases for cheap from guys who will never use them again that bought USPc plates?

 

I bought four for my six P2K mags. I personally like the regular ones for the hook they provide when drawng and I have large hands. Still, if you're going for the smallest footprint possible for maximum concealment they're what you want.

 

I use flats for carry, for sure.

As much as I hate the added length of the finger rest base pads when it's all I have, I certainly see the functionality usefulness of the extra grip on the P2000 when used as a duty pistol (like for USBP). I love how 'ze Germans thought to make it rubber-like--adds additional utility.

 

I installed flat plates on all 6 of my P2000SK mags. I prefer that grip (pinky under/gripping flat plate) on this gun, personally. The flat plates also help with concealment.

 

My P2000 just came and it is with factory flat plates. I guess this is because it was imported by someone else, not HK.

 

All my Hk handguns run flat base plates.
Prefer them mostly for concealment and aesthetics.
Although I really don't like the feel of the non flat plates on my P2000SK...

 

Exactly the opposite. I couldn't have anything but flat plates on the SK, my hands are too big... But I do run the pinky extenders on my 45C, I like em there.

 

All flats for my USP C. finger groove sticks out way too much IWB. The cost of flat plates are crazy for what they are though.

 

I put the flat plates on my p2000’s and HK45C. I do keep the normal rubber pinky extended bases on my p2000sk’s. They are still easy to conceal and help me get a good grip on the shorter grip. I do keep one mag standard for back-up range use for the 45C and p2000.

 

Hands are too big - need the extension on both 2000 and 2000sk.

 

I have the flat floor plates, at least in a couple of mags, on my carry guns, P2000SK .40 can't stand the extended on this one, P-2000 9mm, USPc .40 and HK .45C

 

P2000/USP9c/P30SK... No Pinky+0 for me, switched them all out to flats before they even hit the range.
If I'm going to have an extended/pinky, it might as well have +rds (P30SK 13/15, P2000/USP9c 15/17).