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[Sheldon]

I guess because our HK's are so reliable that there is nothing to complain about. Been carrying mine now for over 7 years and the USP has been bullet proof, (sorry for the pun). Used mine twice now in that period of time, Once against a vicious wild dog, N once just to convince a BG he did not want to rob my truck.
So any other stories out there from the HK community?

[HK4U]

I have only been carrying my P2000SK about a year but I love it. One that I always wanted but never added to my collection was the P7 squeeze cocker.

[festus]

Originally Posted by Sheldon

I guess because our HK's are so reliable that there is nothing to complain about. Been carrying mine now for over 7 years and the USP has been bullet proof, (sorry for the pun). Used mine twice now in that period of time, Once against a vicious wild dog, N once just to convince a BG he did not want to rob my truck.
So any other stories out there from the HK community?

I used mine to prove a pistol is a viable defense weapon at extended range. Try hitting a sheet of typewriter paper at 100 yds. I can do it most of the time after a warmup shot or two.

[Sheldon]

Check this one out... guy has a HK break and did not know it... it still worked... Broke an HK (I think??) - DefensiveCarry Concealed Carry Forum

[Aaron Coleman]

Originally Posted by HK4U

I have only been carrying my P2000SK about a year but I love it. One that I always wanted but never added to my collection was the P7 squeeze cocker.

A buddy of mine is a K-9 officer here in DC and carries that very same gun (P-7) as his duty weapon. Most of the dept has gone over to the p-2000, but many still love/carry the P-7 9mm.