HK USP 45 long term usage

[festus]

My USP 45 just went over 5,500 for total rounds count down range. I have never had a part fail nor have I changed recoil springs yet. (that'll happen at about 8,000 rounds if all goes well)

She still holds a about a 2.00 inch group at 25 yards and still looks OK except for a lot of holster wear.

The only thing that has ever given me a hiccup with this gone is an after-market mag failure and that is being resolved even as we speak.

[HK4U]

HK's remind me of the old commercial for Timex watches years ago. "It takes a liken and keeps on ticken". They are not cheap but then quality never is. After all how much is your life worth?

[DrDavidM]

Very cool Festus. They are almost as good as a Sig. :D .

Just kidding. I do not own one, but I sure wish I did. I certainly think they are one of the finest firearms made.

[HK4U]

Originally Posted by DrDavidM

Very cool Festus. They are almost as good as a Sig. :D .

Just kidding. I do not own one, but I sure wish I did. I certainly think they are one of the finest firearms made.

Both the HK and Sig are a product of German workmanship. The Sig of course a Swiss design but the Sauer part of Sig Sauer is a German firearms manufacturer. As a side note Walther is the other part of what I call the big three out of Germany. There is no doubt that one thing the Germans do well is make great weapons.

[DrDavidM]

Originally Posted by HK4U

Both the HK and Sig are a product of German workmanship. The Sig of course a Swiss design but the Sauer part of Sig Sauer is a German firearms manufacturer. As a side note Walther is the other part of what I call the big three out of Germany. There is no doubt that one thing the Germans do well is make great weapons.

I agree HK. I would be very happy if a Walther could find its way into my collection

[festus]

HK is one of those products!:icon_mrgreen: