Hello all, looking for some advice.
I have a USP .45 that has the stock barrel in it as I type this and a CCFA O-ringed, threaded, stainless Tactical barrel and a votex flash suppressor unit for it that hardly receives any use. I bought the setup essentially because I was intent on building my USP up to a Tactical, not only for the "cool" factor, but because of the added benefits of the setup. Everything works just as promised, but I just plain don't use it for several reasons.
First and foremost, I am going to move to California soon and am not sure of the legalities concerning the said setup. Additionally, after shooting the USP the way it is, I find that I prefer the setup as-is and am a firm believer in practicing with what I open carry and this is the plain stock bbl.
Don't get me wrong, the barrel/suppressor unit works great, accuracy is improved, much less flash signature and muzzle flip is reduced significantly. Both bbls are just as reliable as both have zero malfunctions (1.5 K+ with stock bbl, 300 rounds with CCFA bbl), but I just don't find myself using the aftermarket bbl anymore.
I normally wouldn't like to sell anything associated with firearms (extra sights, unused magazines, things of this nature) because I can almost always think of a "just in case" scenario reason to keep things around but 1) I'm not sure of legalities re:California and 2) I just don't get around to using it anymore.
Is there a reason that I should keep it as opposed to using the funds to buy a Makarov, new tritum sights or more practice ammo? I've never really sold anything (besided a POS Para back to the shop I bought it from) so I'm not sure if there will be sellers remorse from extras like this aftermarket barrel setup... thanks in advance for any input.
I have a USP .45 that has the stock barrel in it as I type this and a CCFA O-ringed, threaded, stainless Tactical barrel and a votex flash suppressor unit for it that hardly receives any use. I bought the setup essentially because I was intent on building my USP up to a Tactical, not only for the "cool" factor, but because of the added benefits of the setup. Everything works just as promised, but I just plain don't use it for several reasons.
First and foremost, I am going to move to California soon and am not sure of the legalities concerning the said setup. Additionally, after shooting the USP the way it is, I find that I prefer the setup as-is and am a firm believer in practicing with what I open carry and this is the plain stock bbl.
Don't get me wrong, the barrel/suppressor unit works great, accuracy is improved, much less flash signature and muzzle flip is reduced significantly. Both bbls are just as reliable as both have zero malfunctions (1.5 K+ with stock bbl, 300 rounds with CCFA bbl), but I just don't find myself using the aftermarket bbl anymore.
I normally wouldn't like to sell anything associated with firearms (extra sights, unused magazines, things of this nature) because I can almost always think of a "just in case" scenario reason to keep things around but 1) I'm not sure of legalities re:California and 2) I just don't get around to using it anymore.
Is there a reason that I should keep it as opposed to using the funds to buy a Makarov, new tritum sights or more practice ammo? I've never really sold anything (besided a POS Para back to the shop I bought it from) so I'm not sure if there will be sellers remorse from extras like this aftermarket barrel setup... thanks in advance for any input.