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The Novak Sights are ok , I just prefer NS on my pistols.
Grip tape - LOL, I could indeed. Been wearing Kost out on a thread dedicated to just the grips. He’s been gracious and answered all my questions. It appears even Amazon is out of it . I’ll figure it out eventually …

 

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Yes to the match trigger, I like the Novak sights. Maybe a super sniper sport barrel .

Match weight to come.

What kind of barrell is that ? It is that a compensator? It’s difficult to determine from the picture

thank you

 

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For buyers that would pay a premium for an example of that model (including me), you will definitely detract from the guns value to the point I would pass on it even though it seems the changes your are making are “improvements”. If I was you I would strongly consider selling it outright, you should get more than enough to purchase a new USP with all the series improvements and then do whatever sights and triggers you like without modifying a limited production model that is worth more on the market than one modified in any way. The market generally devalues attempts to modernize and/or customize limited production models.
Aside from that, the modifications mentioned by others are solid and great mods just not to a limited production gun that is no longer made unless “I got it to shoot it and don’t care”...but you’d do because you were rightly concerned about devaluation and asked about it.

Thank you. This is the type of information I was looking for. I’ve actually considered selling the CC buying a newer one and adding the jet funnel - which was part of the motivation for buying it
I’ll probably keep the Novak Sights but might upgrade the trigger which I believe some of the CC models came with. Just not the one I purchased…

It’s a great pistol. The decal grip tape that’s slightly peeled irritated the heck out of me but that’s a minor, correctable issue

thanks

 

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If you're stating that the jet funnel mag- well balances out the pistol and reduces the recoil impulse or inertia as you state, I agree. This is essentially the same principle I use on my bows. I've bow-hunted for decades and always hunted with an attached quiver including arrows, even in backcountry hunts. Given the advancement in technology the hand shock is all but completely neutralized. The presence of a quiver also assists in quieting the bow if it is correctly integrated and assists in a more stable "hold".

We agree