[TooSixy-closed]

Which ammo do you buy so I can go buy some of their stocks. :wink:
I'm glad you're happy with the HK45c. See, we didn't lie to you. You just have to trust us. Now, you know that won't be your only HK, right?

 

[williamthewolf]

congrats! you made the right decision. I remember your original thread. Absolutely worth getting yelled at for exceeding your 1k rounds a month limit! Post some pics of it for us. You got a great piece. I wish they were available in California, otherwise I'd have one by now I think.

 

[Apollo11]

Glad it worked out for you. If you're going to shoot that much, I would suggest you start reloading. It becomes another hobby, and you get to shoot more.

 

[fifthward]

Now, you know that won't be your only HK, right?

^^ Trust this! ^^

 

[Pistol Shooter]

It's a terrific pistol. I love mine. Congratulations.

 

[deeHKman]

Congrat's no doubt a great decision. I have two and it has become my favorite HK. I still need to shoot one to get it dirty. As said it will not be your last HK...

 

[DesertD]

Lovin mine...

Congrat's no doubt a great decision. I have two and it has become my favorite HK. I still need to shoot one to get it dirty. As said it will not be your last HK...

Most likely the best investment you've made, or will make, in pistol-buying.:wink:

Congratulaions!:biggrin:

 

[Snort]

Glad it worked out for you. If you're going to shoot that much, I would suggest you start reloading. It becomes another hobby, and you get to shoot more.

Yeah, I thought about reloading, but from what I can tell, it's not exactly a hobby with a small footprint, and turning one of our rooms into an ammo factory...well, that definitely wouldn't fly. Also not too sure I could stand all the, "I told you so!" I'd have coming my way, as her brother's a NSW guy who strongly recommended the 9, so of course she strongly recommended the 9. Maybe down the road, though.

 

[Skyline]

LOL, I just saw your thread on TFL, and potential buyer's remorse. I'm just posting here since I thought it was funny, and I sort of understand how you feel.

I'd say save some money and get a PPQ later on...

 

[Snort]

Ha! Glad somebody thinks it's funny, at least. As I said in that TFL thread, it's not so much remorse as it is...second-guessing, I suppose. Never having had the chance to actually shoot the PPQ, I was more than a little shocked at how much quicker and more accurate I was with it over the 45C. I'm not disappointed in the 45C at all, and I hope that with enough practice I'll get just as good, but, man...if I'd been able to shoot the PPQ before buying, the crazy quickness/accuracy and far, far cheaper ammo probably would have sold me on it over the 45C for a first gun. And I mean, heck, if 9mm's good enough for the SEALs, who am I to argue?

 

[chuck s]

What makes you think SEALS carry 9mm?

-- Chuck

 

[Snort]

Dunno. Always heard the SIG P226 was their sidearm of choice.

 

[neuro01]

I read that they adopted the HK45ct as their new issue sidearm.

 

[Skyline]

I think much of what you're seeing is the pros/cons of different calibers. I'm pretty new to this too, but I knew that I wanted both the power and fun of shooting 45 and the economy and practicality of 9mm, so I got both the P30 and HK45. Win-win.

 

[Apollo11]

Ha! Glad somebody thinks it's funny, at least. As I said in that TFL thread, it's not so much remorse as it is...second-guessing, I suppose. Never having had the chance to actually shoot the PPQ, I was more than a little shocked at how much quicker and more accurate I was with it over the 45C. I'm not disappointed in the 45C at all, and I hope that with enough practice I'll get just as good, but, man...if I'd been able to shoot the PPQ before buying, the crazy quickness/accuracy and far, far cheaper ammo probably would have sold me on it over the 45C for a first gun. And I mean, heck, if 9mm's good enough for the SEALs, who am I to argue?

This is what I was saying in your Talk me out of...thread. The 45 is a great platform, but IMHO not a place to start if you are going to try and build from the ground up. The 22LR and the 9mm offer many more training advantages to the 45. I still stand by the statement that you should get a 9mm, either the P30, P2000, or the PPQ and get yourself a solid foundation to build upon. Keep the 45, and you'll enjoy it more once you take some classes, and or become a more proficient shooter.

Again, only my .02; good luck and keep at it.

 

[Watarski]

This is exactly how I feel about my HK45 - stupid accurate with it, and I can't reload fast enough. Keep enjoying it.

 

[fastlaners]

Hi; I'm also a first time HK45c user; 100 nice/reliable rounds so far; lovin-it! If I could get the DA pull a pound or two lighter; would be nice, the SA is nice, short reset. I'm considering a second Hk after being biten but the bug! I was thinking 9mm P2000/10rd for similar gripping and platform; or P30s (looking into possibility of removing only right side safety lever) I hope the trigger is close to the 45c or maybe I could make some small alterations or a somewhat lower cost trigger job. I also got to shot a s&w 1911 (4" brl.) the recoil was noticibley less on the 45c. with all the hipe on the PPQ; I still think I'll continue with my appreciation of HKs. John

 

[S-1]

What makes you think SEALS carry 9mm?

-- Chuck

Because they do....

 

[spaced]

I think much of what you're seeing is the pros/cons of different calibers. I'm pretty new to this too, but I knew that I wanted both the power and fun of shooting 45 and the economy and practicality of 9mm, so I got both the P30 and HK45. Win-win.

So jealous... That's what I want!