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For those who've owned both the USPc and P2000 or P30...
I use a fairly aggressive thumbs forward grip. One of the things that the P2000 has always presented to me was a perceived lack of real-estate for a good purchase by the support hand. I haven't spent a fair amount of time shooting the P30, but I've notice the same thing with the P30 while shooting/dry-firing them.
If you've owned a P2000 or P30 and USPc 9/40 (I don't care for comments about HK45c vs USPc or whatever irrelevant combinations some people will think up, since that's not what I'm shooting), have you noticed more room for the support hand to get a purchase on the pistol itself as opposed to your fingers?
Thanks!
I use a fairly aggressive thumbs forward grip. One of the things that the P2000 has always presented to me was a perceived lack of real-estate for a good purchase by the support hand. I haven't spent a fair amount of time shooting the P30, but I've notice the same thing with the P30 while shooting/dry-firing them.
If you've owned a P2000 or P30 and USPc 9/40 (I don't care for comments about HK45c vs USPc or whatever irrelevant combinations some people will think up, since that's not what I'm shooting), have you noticed more room for the support hand to get a purchase on the pistol itself as opposed to your fingers?
Thanks!