ok now how good is the H&K USP 45 Tactical
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Chipperman
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I love mine. It was by far the best gun for me when I was looking. Extremely accurate, recoil buffer is great, better trigger than standard USP, can shoot .45 Super, threaded barrel for toys 
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Very versatile with all the different variants. I have had it for almost a year and still have not found a gun I would rather have.
Now the caveats: I like the mag relese, some do not. I like the fat grips with the checkering all around, some do not. The DA pull is still not great (compared to a Sig), but you can carry condition one, so I don't care. Plus, you have a second strike capability with the DA.
It is a bit big for CCW, but it can be done with a little effort
If you like the ergonomics of the gun, then you will love everything else.
The Flash Suppressor from CCFA is a MUST.
.Very versatile with all the different variants. I have had it for almost a year and still have not found a gun I would rather have.
Now the caveats: I like the mag relese, some do not. I like the fat grips with the checkering all around, some do not. The DA pull is still not great (compared to a Sig), but you can carry condition one, so I don't care. Plus, you have a second strike capability with the DA.
It is a bit big for CCW, but it can be done with a little effort
If you like the ergonomics of the gun, then you will love everything else.
The Flash Suppressor from CCFA is a MUST.
I've had one for a few weeks. So far, I am VERY pleased. In aggregate, the H&K compares well with my best semiautomatics (Sigs, Kimbers) and it is better than my other high-quality autoloaders (Glocks, Colts). I wish I had more experience to share, but with <500 rounds fired, this general impression is the best I can offer.
Very reliable and accurate gun. I bought mine a while back and love it. I have nothing bad to say about it and I am pretty critical of guns. My best advice is to not buy a gun for looks (although the HK does kick ass for looks) but for comfort. Buy what feels good in your hand. I would stick with a .45 as well.
I have a USP .45 and I like it very much. If you can get the Tactical and it feels ok in your hand, you should be impressed. I am building my USP up to be a Tactical... it's going to be a little more expensive, but I have my reasons for not wanting "TACTICAL" written on the side .
Threaded barrel is awesome, especially with the CCFA flash supp. heck, you can even add a can if you want (they make a great one). The o-ring sounds good, in theory... all I know is that the pistol shoots far better than I can. I was trying to hit stuff that was far enough away that I was bothered by the size of the dot on the front sight. I would, however, plan on changing the adjustable sights that the Tactical comes with unless you like them sharp.
Good luck, if anything HKs have a pretty good resale value. BTW, I've seen them for as low as $850 online to as high as $1019 at a gun shop.
. Threaded barrel is awesome, especially with the CCFA flash supp. heck, you can even add a can if you want (they make a great one). The o-ring sounds good, in theory... all I know is that the pistol shoots far better than I can. I was trying to hit stuff that was far enough away that I was bothered by the size of the dot on the front sight. I would, however, plan on changing the adjustable sights that the Tactical comes with unless you like them sharp.
Good luck, if anything HKs have a pretty good resale value. BTW, I've seen them for as low as $850 online to as high as $1019 at a gun shop.