Four way tie.
I agree. I don't see the VP9 in the same league, not to say it isn't still a darn fine firearm.USP for the win. It's a brute.
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I would second this.MK23, USP Series, HK45
Agreed--- but of your listings, the USP!!! :biggrin:There's no difference whatsoever, until you include the Mark 23
Glad to see ya back on here stranger! LoLMK23, USP Series, HK45
I own;Which of the HK pistols do you think is the toughest?
USP, P2000, P30, VP9/40, HK45
I wouldn't bet my life on the difference between any Hk guns.I would expect the Mk23 is the toughest pistol anybody makes.
I mean, thinking of this as as engineer, if I had to come up with a quantitative definition of "toughness" I suppose I would define some sort of mechanical testing (mean rounds before failure, highest proof load without dimensional change beyond 0.001", plastic deformation limit in torsion/bending, etc), and I expect the larger, thicker construction of the Mk23 would post better numbers than the USP, HK45, P30, etc.I wouldn't bet my life on the difference between any Hk guns.
I don't care about the industry creating some legal fiction in which submachinguns with the stocks cut off are "pistols" to squirm out of NFA regulation. That's not a pistol.Barth said:But if those were the cards I was dealt? SP5K![]()
Didn't care about the industry creating some legal fiction in which submachinguns with the stocks cut off are "pistols" to squirm out of NFA regulation. That's not a pistol.[/QUOTE, ]
Regardless of what you care about, legally in the United States of America, it is a pistol.
Get over it