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·Hello Everyone! I went to the range yesterday to run some .45 Super :17: from Buffalo Bore through my USP Expert .45.
I LOVE this gun, thank God for HK...able to keep cocked and locked, good match trigger (not quite 1911 but lovin it), double action and locked (to prevent blowing off the family jewels in a pinch), shoots .45 super (10mm look out!)...what is there not to love? I'm new to HK firearms but can you tell I love them already?
In anycase, they feed reliably, were EXTREMELY accurate out to 15 yards, and kicked like a mule
. Checked out my Expert and found no signs of damage, thankfully (was being very careful).
I did notice that the .45 super brass was a bit "bulged" out near the bottom. Does anyone here know if that's normal? I run Doubletap 165 grains out of my USP fairly often and notice that those have a slight bulge as well. I'm not too alarmed but I figured I would post my experience up here just in case.
If the bulge is something to be concerned about, please let me know, any comment would be appreciated!
Thanks!!
The Rebel from the People's Republic of Kalifornia
I LOVE this gun, thank God for HK...able to keep cocked and locked, good match trigger (not quite 1911 but lovin it), double action and locked (to prevent blowing off the family jewels in a pinch), shoots .45 super (10mm look out!)...what is there not to love? I'm new to HK firearms but can you tell I love them already?
In anycase, they feed reliably, were EXTREMELY accurate out to 15 yards, and kicked like a mule
I did notice that the .45 super brass was a bit "bulged" out near the bottom. Does anyone here know if that's normal? I run Doubletap 165 grains out of my USP fairly often and notice that those have a slight bulge as well. I'm not too alarmed but I figured I would post my experience up here just in case.
If the bulge is something to be concerned about, please let me know, any comment would be appreciated!
Thanks!!
The Rebel from the People's Republic of Kalifornia