HerrJaegermeister
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I've made up my mind darn it, I'm getting a HK USP. I love shooting .45 1911s, but have not yet shot a .45 USP. I checked one out at a local gun store and really like the feel and the way it pointed for me. The cocked and locked option along with a decocker rules! (Variant 1)
It will be used as a police duty pistol once I am hired by my local agency. Most of the officers carry Glock 22s, but I really like the USP. However, I can't decide on a caliber.
Is the .45 more accurate than a .40? Is big and slow better than the snappy .40? What about having to make a shot past 50 yards? Does the .45 drop like a shotgun slug?
I know close in, the .45 delivers a world of hurt.
Without starting a caliber war, which would you choose for duty if the issue ammo was Federal Hydrashoks?
Thanks
It will be used as a police duty pistol once I am hired by my local agency. Most of the officers carry Glock 22s, but I really like the USP. However, I can't decide on a caliber.
Is the .45 more accurate than a .40? Is big and slow better than the snappy .40? What about having to make a shot past 50 yards? Does the .45 drop like a shotgun slug?
I know close in, the .45 delivers a world of hurt.
Without starting a caliber war, which would you choose for duty if the issue ammo was Federal Hydrashoks?
Thanks