[7tcu]

Hello, I am new to this site and do not own any H&K products. I have been reading about the USP 40 Compact along with the Walther PPQ and the S&W M&P Shield. Out of these three I will pick one after I get a better feel for them. Meanwhile I have a question about the H&K, the (Specially designed captive recoil spring assembly with polymer absorber bushing). This bushing is it something that will wear out after a while and need to be replaced. I have a couple other pistols with some of these plastic parts that need replacing and am not wanting anything like that in any new pistols. Thanks for any information on this subject.

 

[Crashmc]

This bushing is it something that will wear out after a while and need to be replaced.

The short answer is no . It's more of a guide bushing than absorbing . I had a USPc 357 SIG with I don't know how many rounds on it , looked like new . The USPc 40 compact is a nice pistol !

 

[AGG]

Welcome to the site--- get the USP--- trust me!!! :biggrin:

Tony

 

[7tcu]

Well I am also looking at the P-2000 and the P-2000SK not sure which i might end up with.

 

[Crashmc]

Welcome to the site--- get the USP--- trust me!!! :biggrin:

Tony

How are you enjoying being " unrepentant " Tony ? Just fine here .........:biggrin:

 

[AGG]

How are you enjoying being " unrepentant " Tony ? Just fine here .........:biggrin:

Swimmingly--- tried to PM you, but your box was full--- you have much less PM storage now!!! :biggrin:

Tony

 

[berettabone]

Well I am also looking at the P-2000 and the P-2000SK not sure which i might end up with.

I own a couple of the firearms you've mentioned. Although I like them all, and I don't know what your usage will be, I like my P2SK the best.

 

[7tcu]

I usually carry a S&W 686 plus, but I am going to try something slimmer like a semi auto pistol. And I want one that I will not have any trouble with as a wheel gun has no FTF or any other issue like that.

 

[sos24]

I recently purchased a USP 40 compact and like it a lot. As soon as I get a good holster, it will probably become my EDC. I consider the USP40c to be at the large end of cc guns and is not really that thin when it comes to semi-autos, the Shield is the thinnest of those mentioned.

 

[veeref]

Well I am also looking at the P-2000 and the P-2000SK not sure which i might end up with.

If those are also on your list, I would lean towards the P2000/sk. The USPc is an issue weapon and I also have the P2000. I find the USPc grip uncomfortable after shooting 100+ rounds or so at once. The P2000 is more comfortable especially with the correct size blackstrap, plus if you ever weapon mount a light/laser you can mount whatever you want.

Only issue I've had with my USPc was a FTF/FTE on an issued mag after several years of use. I guess some people use Wolff springs to remedy. Mags are interchangeable if you end up with both

 

[7tcu]

I got a good look at the usp compact and it is fairly large, and thick. I just need to get a look at the 2000sk. Will probably have to wait until next Saturday. There is a gun show in Pasadena and hopefully that pistol will be there.

 

[temecula]

People is dumping the .40 cal right now, You will get a good deal on any .40 at this moment,

 

[7tcu]

Went to the gun show and had a look at each pistols and the P2000 sk has a fairly short grip may not be long enough. Th usp compact's grip is only a little longer, so I am not sure about either of these pistols.

 

[FuZzzz]

You can get an xgrip for the SK and use full length mags if you desire a place for the pinky.

 

[7tcu]

I looked on the H&K parts site and I see a 12 round mag for the USP compact I guess that is what you are talking about.
Since I am mainly looking at the USP that might work.

 

[FuZzzz]

I looked on the H&K parts site and I see a 12 round mag for the USP compact I guess that is what you are talking about.
Since I am mainly looking at the USP that might work.

I believe it'll take full size P2000 mags, not usp mags with the xgrip on the mag. https://us.hkwebshop.com/HKWebShop/show/byItemID/10115//107///////////true

 

[7tcu]

After looking at these different pistols, I may be better off getting the p2000 rather than either one of he compacts.