I can only hope the powers at be had enough sense to keep the threads uniform with the tactical line of usp's but then again...I'm sure the answer is negative, but has anyone seen the threading measurements for the HK45 tactical? I'd hate for all of us that bought left handed silencers to be screwed.
Can anyone confirm this???IIRC the HK45 uses the same bbl as the USP .45
The Tactical bbl should "drop right in"
I don't know, but I want it =XOff topic, but in that catalog it shows the Combat Competition and says "This pistol uses a hybrid trigger derived from both the LEM and the Match trigger, which merges the best of both worlds." What trigger would this be and is it available separate?
The combat competition is not DA/SA. It is the lighter version of the LEM trigger. Same pull every shot with about a 4lb break. I have it on my USPc 9mm and I love it. The only thing that can not be put into the compact is the match trigger itself, although it can be done with some modificications.Standard LEM is availible as an upgrade, the hybrid Combat Comp. trigger is to my knowledge not at this time. The trigger on the Combat Comp. is light DA on the first shot (when decocked) and smooth crisp and very short SA with each subsequent shot. Now if I could only get used to these Novak sights and shoot it like my USPc.
Negative. The threads are the same, the barrels are not.IIRC the HK45 uses the same bbl as the USP .45
The Tactical bbl should "drop right in"
100% wrong. I have a USP Combat Comp. .40. The trigger is in fact DA/SA as I described. It is light DA on the first shot (when decocked) and short SA with every other shot, meaning it shoots mostly in short SA mode, more like a match trigger. What you have is regular LEM, maybe lightend additionally by changing springs, it's not the Combat Comp. hybrid trigger.The combat competition is not DA/SA. It is the lighter version of the LEM trigger. Same pull every shot with about a 4lb break. I have it on my USPc 9mm and I love it. The only thing that can not be put into the compact is the match trigger itself, although it can be done with some modificications.
Again this is wrong, there is the Custom Combat gun and then there is the Combat Competition. Custom Combats are dressed up USP's and are DA/SA. The Combat competition trigger is the hybrid match and LEM trigger. If you don't believe me contact H&K. I had my gun sent to them to install the Combat competition trigger on my USPc 9mm. It is the LEM with a very light pull, Lighter than the V1 or "light" LEM. There is a great deal of confusion regarding the Custom Combat and Combat Competition guns.100% wrong. I have a USP Combat Comp. .40. The trigger is in fact DA/SA as I described. It is light DA on the first shot (when decocked) and short SA with every other shot, meaning it shoots mostly in short SA mode, more like a match trigger. What you have is regular LEM, maybe lightend additionally by changing springs, it's not the Combat Comp. hybrid trigger.