[9mmSteve]

I got a new camera yesterday, so I thought I would test it out, figured I haven't really posted anything on my USP.

Its a 9mm, I built this a long time ago, took well over a year to get all the parts in. I do have the click-adjustable sites for it, but I like the standard ones better.

Barrel was made by bar-sto, and is ported, also coated in something like barionine carbind (been forever).

Shoots like a dream ^_^

I'll get some other shots one of these days, including some HDR ones. Right now I am just still getting to know my camera.

 

[ironchef]

Very nice! Bet it shoots like a dream too!

 

[9mmSteve]

Thank you ^_^

Yeah, point and click, I don't notice any muzzle flip either. In fact I am quite sure that it shoots a lot better than I do.

 

[loupav]

That thing must feel like shooting an all steel .22. Nice!

 

[9mmSteve]

Thanks ^_^

 

[alan0269]

Nice looking pistol, excellent job on the photos!

 

[robert14]

Last week I ordered the match weight for a stainless USP .45 I have to start the same project. I also have the factory adjustable sights but am hesitant to put them on. When I find a 6.02 barrel for the pistol I will consider changing the sights if the old ones do not work with it. I checked out several companies on line & Jarvis was the only one I can find who will make the barrel for me. Hope mine turns out to look as good as yours.

 

[bhale187]

Great pics!

I got my weight enroute, and ordered a ported 6.02" barrel from Jarvis for my USPF 40 S/S.

 

[DILLIGAS]

Very Nice

 

[Jason R]

These have been posted before...

 

[AGG]

Extremely cool sidearm!!!

Tony

 

[jeray]

Jarvis

I have found jarvis to be a very good company to deal with, have ordered 3 USP barrels from them and all were absolutely perfect.

 

[Lukas Koukal]

Almost tried to pick it up from the screen... one unresistible weapon and very nice camera work!

 

[9mmSteve]

lol thank you ^_^


Yeah I think I posted some with my old camera years ago, macro however makes for a much better shot ^_^

 

[lilxboi]

Where'd you guys get the match weight from? I just sold a stainless USPf .45acp because I couldn't find the parts to build a match.

 

[F22_RaptoR]

Where'd you guys get the match weight from? I just sold a stainless USPf .45acp because I couldn't find the parts to build a match.

They turn up on the classified ads here, as well as Gunbroker, Sturm, GunsAmerica etc... every once in a while. You just gotta look out for them, and pounce when you can.

Last time i did a recon run, they ran about 200-250 bucks, but that could have changed by now...

 

[9mmSteve]

I got mine ages ago, back when it was a whole different ball game to find parts, heck I got the mags before the restriction law was up (but they where legal via a nice loop-hole).

If I remember right a member managed to find a source and got some shipped into the states, however they didn't have the second part, that goes on the other side of weight, that I managed to get out of Australia.

Also turns out there are more than one style of weight, so be careful if you have to piece them together, and the 9mm/40 weight is different than the .45.

Actually had quiet a lot of road blocks piecing this one together, from the sites, to the barrels, to the mags, to the jet funnel, ha I don't think I managed to get two pieces from the same person, and parts use to come up maybe once a year. lol, had to know a guy who knew a guy who could get the parts for you.

Ah, I miss the hunt.

 

[zyx5432]

Looks great. Out of curiousity, how do the conversion guns like this shoot compared to the factory Match firearms? Same, better, worse?

Thanks.

 

[9mmSteve]

Never got the chance to shoot a factory USP match 9, so I couldn't tell you. I suppose it all depends on how far you take the barrel, how well fitted, honed, and what not it is.

 

[satx-satx]

these always look fantastic!