I don't see why it would be any different. The magazines for the P30 are the same as the P2000/USPc except the body is longer to hold more rounds.
And this is on a P30?I bought my .357sig conversion barrel from HKParts. I paid a premium, but they had it in stock and the transaction was fast and smooth. Barrel drops right in and runs perfectly.
It is on a p200sk. When I visited the link, I missed that the barrel offered is not an HK brand barrel so my experience with the product is not relevant. Sorry. However, my experience with HKParts is that they would not carry a product that is poor quality.And this is on a P30?
Kind of waiting to see if anyone has any firsthand experience before I blow $240+! The RCM barrels seem to have a good rep, just concerned with reliable feeding of the 357 in .40 cal mags. I know if the case of the full-sized USP's it's a no-go.I haven't seen many comments about this .357 sig barrel for the P30, but I have seen a lot about the RCM barrels for the vp40 and all of those reviews were positive....let us know if you grab one and how it works out. I have been kicking around grabbing one for my P30.
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I hear ya there. Those that got the .357 sig barrel for the vp40 said they fed very reliably (same magazine....).Kind of waiting to see if anyone has any firsthand experience before I blow $240+! The RCM barrels seem to have a good rep, just concerned with reliable feeding of the 357 in .40 cal mags. I know if the case of the full-sized USP's it's a no-go.
I have a P30 in 40S&W and would also like to know if a 357SIG exists and if it is reliable.I haven't seen many comments about this .357 sig barrel for the P30, but I have seen a lot about the RCM barrels for the vp40 and all of those reviews were positive....let us know if you grab one and how it works out. I have been kicking around grabbing one for my P30.
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Yes, it is. Rim Country Manufacturing (RCM) makes these drop-in barrels, but they're out of stock. I have a P30L conversion barrel, and it works very well.….Is the hkP30 capable of 357sig?
Never did this conversion before, and would like to find a good barrel to convert to 357 only if I ts reliable.
This would be a range toy
Yes, it is. Rim Country Manufacturing (RCM) makes these drop-in barrels, but they're out of stock. I have a P30L conversion barrel, and it works very well.
https://rimcountrymfg.com/product/rcm-hk-style-p30-357-sig-conversion-barrel/
Also try Bar-Sto and EFK Dragon. They might be in stock there.
Will investigate!
Thank you.
Always nice to have options.
I know the .40 is rough on slides and can cause kabooms.
Would the .357 be less prone to a malf?
This is my first time thinking,... about this kind of conversion.
I’m always nervous about ad ons, tweaking, swapping a barrel.
I’m one to keep stuff in the stock configuration, but this has peaked my interest.
If this is safe, and no chance of damage to a pistol, I may think about trying this for range fun.
The .357SIG is a bottle necked case and feeds great in my USPc .40 short and wicked magazine. This is on my P2000sk. I can't stress this enough, a bottle neck case will darn near always feed better. I have never seen a .40S&W magazine that wouldn't work with a .357SIG cartridge. If someone know of one that doesn't work, I'd like to know about it.Kind of waiting to see if anyone has any firsthand experience before I blow $240+! The RCM barrels seem to have a good rep, just concerned with reliable feeding of the 357 in .40 cal mags. I know if the case of the full-sized USP's it's a no-go.
The P30 in 40 can handle the higher internal pressures of a 357sig cartridge. I've been running the 357sig in my P30L with no problems (now up to 3000+ rounds) with my RCM barrel. The Bar-Sto and EFK barrels should also serve you well. Just drop-in the 357 barrel and you're GTG. No changes to mags or gunsights are necessary.Will investigate!....I know the .40 is rough on slides and can cause kabooms. Would the .357 be less prone to a malf?
This is my first time thinking,... about this kind of conversion.
I’m always nervous about ad ons, tweaking, swapping a barrel.
I’m one to keep stuff in the stock configuration, but this has peaked my interest.
If this is safe, and no chance of damage to a pistol, I may think about trying this for range fun.
The P30 in 40 can handle the higher internal pressures of a 357sig cartridge. I've been running the 357sig in my P30L with no problems (now up to 3000+ rounds) with my RCM barrel. The Bar-Sto and EFK barrels should also serve you well. Just drop-in the 357 barrel and you're GTG. No changes to mags or gunsights are necessary.
For range ammo, I use SpeerLawman, Fiocchi, and American Eagle because the loads are not that harsh. The 357 has a much larger bang and muzzle flash for sure, but ironically, the felt recoil is lower than the 40 IMO. I do recall you were using the SpeerLawman 40 in 165 grain for your P30. That is a mean tough round for that gun. When you use the SpeerLawman 357 in your P30, the felt recoil will be much lower on your hands once you get past the loud noise and flash.
Enjoy!!