Been carrying the same USP .40 for 20 years. No modifications, a spring replacement and a new barrel. I have no idea how many thousands of rounds I have fired through it. It has never failed. It does not like Tulamo steel, but I don't either... It went with me to Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, countless hunting seasons, God knows how many felony stops, and a run in with a couple burglars. Thank you H&K....
Agreed. TulAmmo is really good at being bad. The problem with cheap, crappy TulAmmo is the stupid lacquer coating on the case. The lacquer coating gets hot, gets quite tacky, and becomes the reason for FTE's, stovepipes, etc. Not the USP's fault, the cheap ammo's fault. With any gun, unless you're looking to train around failures, followed by a heavy cleaning, stay away from TulAmmo.
That's factory checkering on the back and front straps. Also he added grip tape cut outs that came on the custom combat USP45's. It's not a custom stipple job.
Trust me USP 45 is worth the price especially compared to mid level 1911's you will not go wrong. It has single hole accuracy up to far as you can make it, extremely accurate.
I paid $839 for mine. Mine was made in 2019. I did not have a .45ACP pistol and I only wanted one. THIS IS THE THE ONE! High quality, easy to break down and clean. I did have to put on a rail picatinny adapter for my light. 12+1 is plenty. H&K’s are military weapons....made to work every time, and last a long long time.
I bought my USP-9 in 2000, great pistol. Using the de-cocker, you can carry a round for double action or thumb the hammer for single. For heavy target practice (100+ rds), a glove is needed, the aggressive stippling on the back strap will make your hand raw. But still a modern pistol with great reliability!
Just bought my first H&K about a week ago. I picked up a very nice used USP9c from a local guy and fell in love right away. Would like to shoot the full size 45.
I have USP 45 basic and tactical. I used them in the military apart from other HK systems. Depending on application MP5 or so. My point is simple what would you carry in to the suck that you can trust. In my case I will always carry my sub compact USP 45. What a great gun you do get what you pay for. Hey if it's your carry just make sure you practice a lot with it. Happy hallidays.
The tactical version has a heavier recoil spring for use with a suppressor. It makes for less recoil. The same spring can be used in the non-tactical USP.
I have concealed carry it before, but it's a little to big and heavy for every day carry. Witch is why I usually only carry it on a side holster when i'm going out, or for work.
The accessory rail is proprietary, because they were one of the first to put a rail on a pistol. There are rail adapters available for accessories. I like everything about this pistol, including the mag release (I have no preference between the US and European releases). The long, heavy DA trigger pull is there to prevent an accidental discharge. This thing will run any ammo fed (excluding Tulammo - ammo quality, not gun problem), and the barrel is made from cannon grade steel. During durability testing, they purposely squibbed a round, then fired another standard round to test barrel strength. The barrel only slightly bulged, but remained safe to shoot. The price of one of these pistols is well worth the money. The USP finish is a special treatment designed for hostile environments. and actually penetrates into the slide, protecting it, even where the black has been worn off, and is built rugged enough for combat (like the Mark 23 was designed for), and one of the reasons the USP is so reliable. It also passes the heritage on to the HK45, which also has custom fit hand grip panels for accommodating different hand sizes. The recoil buffer in the HK45 is not as robust as the system engineered for the USP series, or the Mark 23. For storage, the trigger can be locked out, without the use of an external trigger lock. For those in states where suppressors are legal, the USP Tactical is available with suppressor sights and a threaded barrel.
One thing you may not have noticed is that the Hk USP is one of the few guns you can put on safe and still be able to check the chamber or clear the gun at the same time. Most guns that have a thumb safety stop the trigger from moving and ALSO the slide
Zechariah Ross he’s just talking about that it’s one of the best combat pistols that has been ever made in history and handgun that is practical for combat use that’s what’s he’s just talking about
USP .40, USP 9MM, USP .45 was the order of introduction to market. They were the first to introduce polymer guns, therefore i wouldn't say they came out with USP model to compete with Glocks.
Thanks for the review. Surprisingly, these carry IWB very easily. I carried my USP45 Tactical IWB for a while and it was easier to carry than my 1911's were.
This was the first pistol I bought way back... and still my favorite to shoot. PS, you can set any of the configurations for each pistol... via a marked cam to set for dao, etc. You dont just get stuck with the factory setting (at least not mine).
No firearm, at least pistol, has been tested to the point the USP 45 was, the 45 is a direct decendent of the Mark 23, AKA the toughest pistol ever hands down. I've been doing research for years and have yet to find a more proven platform.
The reason that HK went with a proprietary rail on the USP is because they are the ones who first invented the concept of having an accessory rail under the barrel of a handgun to mount lights, lasers, etc. They are also the first company to produce a polymer framed pistol.. When you pay HK prices you aren’t just paying for a name.. You are paying for some of the finest engineering, most innovative designs, and highest build quality in history.
A real cool video on the HK. I own the USP in 45 and it's my namesake. Thank you. Unfortunately, the range shooting might need to change significantly. No bad guy stands there for, I timed it, between 4 and 10 seconds between shots. So if the intent is to show that the gun is sighted in, well than ok. But for shooter skills, 5 shots within 3 seconds in the sweet spot shows your ability to defend yourself. Didn't see it today.
I love the HK's ( I own 3 of them and will be putting out reviews of them all soon). My USP 45 compact tactical is my favorite handgun I own. definitely not the best at any of the characteristics, but for some reason these things are just awesome. Good video man!
HAHAHAHA Over-priced? NO WAY! I bought mine yrs and yrs ago. It was an officer trade in and I got it for $675. I added an ambi safety, had it cerakoted black and tan and its looks brand new. I have over 6000 rds through it and it malfunctioned once. A bad gnarled up but unshot 45 bullet I found at the range I tried to fire. Due to the dents in it, the bullet fired but did not eject well. All in all the one gun I know will go bang if I ever had to bet my life on it. Thats why its by my bed at night and not in the safe.
New they're around 800 they're pricey as far as handguns go, but H&K make quality. I also got a leo trade in with some holster nicks, don't regret it at all, still runs great after 10 years.
@@markkim3280 Umm 1000rds for about 250 to $300. So maybe $2000 in ammo through my gun. Only about 500 were premium hollows . Premium is sparsely used due to some costing $1+ a round!
Getting a USP Tactical 45 just got delayed on my NICS check. Happened with my Beretta too. This time was on me though I entered my ssn wrong I called back to the retailer when I realized my stupid but they said they can't do anything and it will still probably be approved.
I still love my 1995 mfg USP45 v1, Edc IT AIWB with 13 rounds of pdx1, will eat 45 super all day and 185gr at 1350fps is what's in my spare mag. I prefer the paddle release as it's just better if you can get around the training issue. My main complaint is $45-60 mags and lack of support from concealment holster manufacturers.
Been thinking about adding another .45 ACP to the mix. Was thinking of the M&P. But then this one came into my mind after my experience with an HnK P30 several years ago.
Everyone gets the gets the history of this gun wrong. The first version of it was the Mk 23 SOCOM Offensive Pistol in .45acp the world's first true "Tactical Handgun" and everything after that, I.E. USP 45, 40, and 9 (and their respective tactical variety) were made to accommodate an updated customer constraints. Smaller, debatably more ergonomic, in a wider array of calibers and finishes, but ultimately the same gun. Now in the modern market HK had updated yet again with the P30 series for 9mm and 40, and the HK45 for .45acp, all once again smaller, superior ergonomics, pic rail, and superior capacity (except for the HK45).
Been carrying my Usp 45 for 13 yrs now and I have fired close to 15k rnds through it. Absolutely love it, it's my EDC. Unfortunately Hk is no longer in South Africa and replacement parts are hard to come by and very expensive
My local FFL just got in a USP 45 with night sights used 679. Idk that seems high to me I picked the USP 40 for about 179 less. Any advice helpful thanks 👍
Heg, you & the little lady did real good with the big .45, did ya think this might be your carry.? I really like HK guns & I appreciate your testing them.Thanks bro.
Dam she shots 45 better then me. I had a 1911 45 years ago but gone now. I have 9mm USP 9mm HnK and I love it but I need to shoot it more. In San Diego California USA it's so dam crowded at a indoor range or no time ...
Hey Hegshot87 I know you like the PPQ 45, which do you prefer, from a shooting perspective? Also I have looked at the HK 45 Tactical, Sig 227 and Sig 320 too, do you have a preference across those and why? Thanks for your help.
Just chose a stainless .45 usp over several other offerings icluding the HK45....just can't knock the shit this gun will go through and how well it shoots.
Why does nobody seem to like this handgun? At every gun range I've been to for the last five years, I've never seen anyone with a USP. I've owned one for three years. It's very accurate, digests almost any .45 ammo I feed it, has probably jammed only once and doesn't feel like it's the size of a bus. I have smaller hands than most guys but I can squeeze shots off with this all day with confidence. Oh, and it doesn't cost $1,500 so that's a heckuva lot of money saved up for ammo. : ) So, why does nobody like it? I still haven't found a real answer...
Magnus, you probably misunderstood my question. I've been to ranges and almost always see someone with a very fancy M1911 style handgun. They are not cheap. I've never seen one sell for under $1,000. That's why I don't understand why some love the .45 and then, incredibly, buy a fancy M1911 style handgun such as Kimber or Felix Mogdan and then whine about the price! The USP cost me NOWHERE near even $900. I don't care about the accessories, my USP doesn't even have a ported barrel attachment (seems to be the most common type because they want it to look like the Tomb Raider version). Why do they worry about the price when they're going to splurge on the accessories like those overpriced Surefire lights and $150 lasers?
Cold World The usp45c can take 8rd mags or 10rd 'elephant foot' mags. It won't accept usp fs mags. The usp45 takes 10 or 12 rod mags depending on whether you live in a free state or not.
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
Been carrying the same USP .40 for 20 years. No modifications, a spring replacement and a new barrel.
I have no idea how many thousands of rounds I have fired through it.
It has never failed. It does not like Tulamo steel, but I don't either...
It went with me to Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, countless hunting seasons, God knows how many felony stops, and a run in with a couple burglars.
Thank you H&K....
Universal Kombat or he got a threaded barrel.
Agreed. TulAmmo is really good at being bad. The problem with cheap, crappy TulAmmo is the stupid lacquer coating on the case. The lacquer coating gets hot, gets quite tacky, and becomes the reason for FTE's, stovepipes, etc. Not the USP's fault, the cheap ammo's fault. With any gun, unless you're looking to train around failures, followed by a heavy cleaning, stay away from TulAmmo.
Why did the barrel need changed?
Would love to see the wear from 20 years of carry !
Somalia? What were you doing over there where you were in a position to carry a USP 40?
The USP came out in '91, but it just never seems to get old.
"Go to War" gun, solid as a tank! No-braner for Police and Military.....Army should have chosen. Definitely best home defense gun out there.
DGK201 and the walking dead, looper, sicario, breaking bad, ready player one as well as many that I haven’t seen yet but have been told it was used.
@@notamethdealer4030 u can't forget collateral and borne
They go with the lowest bidder that meets standard.
I like the HK usp 45 and sig 227 a lot but the FNX-45 has 15 round capacity you really can't beat that. 15 round in a 45 jesus...
I have the USP 45c and it's been a great gun for 9+ years now. These guns are built like tanks and reliable as the sun
"Yo homie, is that my briefcase?"
I thought he carried a Sig?
Nope, you can check it on Internet Movie Firearms Database and type "Collateral". They confirm Vincent's gun of choice is the USP45
Yeah you want it back?
That is an amazing scene !
Even in French, I can assure you it still is a great scene !! :)
That's factory checkering on the back and front straps. Also he added grip tape cut outs that came on the custom combat USP45's. It's not a custom stipple job.
Trust me USP 45 is worth the price especially compared to mid level 1911's you will not go wrong. It has single hole accuracy up to far as you can make it, extremely accurate.
I own a USP 45, best gun I have ever bought and worth every penny!
Gotta love German engineering. I have the USP in 45 and 40- love them both.
I paid $839 for mine. Mine was made in 2019. I did not have a .45ACP pistol and I only wanted one. THIS IS THE THE ONE! High quality, easy to break down and clean. I did have to put on a rail picatinny adapter for my light. 12+1 is plenty. H&K’s are military weapons....made to work every time, and last a long long time.
I bought my USP-9 in 2000, great pistol. Using the de-cocker, you can carry a round for double action or thumb the hammer for single. For heavy target practice (100+ rds), a glove is needed, the aggressive stippling on the back strap will make your hand raw. But still a modern pistol with great reliability!
Just bought my first H&K about a week ago. I picked up a very nice used USP9c from a local guy and fell in love right away. Would like to shoot the full size 45.
the USP 40 was 1st.
Your right, good to know you know HK :)
Him: 9 pounds of 10 ounces.
Rest of the world *using the metric system*
Alright keep your secrets
I'm thinking about adding this gun to my collection. I wish I could afford both the USP and HK45.
Absolutely, USP-45.
I have USP 45 basic and tactical. I used them in the military apart from other HK systems. Depending on application MP5 or so. My point is simple what would you carry in to the suck that you can trust. In my case I will always carry my sub compact USP 45. What a great gun you do get what you pay for. Hey if it's your carry just make sure you practice a lot with it. Happy hallidays.
The tactical version has a heavier recoil spring for use with a suppressor. It makes for less recoil. The same spring can be used in the non-tactical USP.
I love my USP .45 best gun I ever bought. Highly recommend. Great video thanks!
SeptemberTwentyThird would you consider it as a concealed carry for big dudes?
I have concealed carry it before, but it's a little to big and heavy for every day carry. Witch is why I usually only carry it on a side holster when i'm going out, or for work.
Spartan 04 I'm 6'6 btw
The accessory rail is proprietary, because they were one of the first to put a rail on a pistol. There are rail adapters available for accessories. I like everything about this pistol, including the mag release (I have no preference between the US and European releases). The long, heavy DA trigger pull is there to prevent an accidental discharge. This thing will run any ammo fed (excluding Tulammo - ammo quality, not gun problem), and the barrel is made from cannon grade steel. During durability testing, they purposely squibbed a round, then fired another standard round to test barrel strength. The barrel only slightly bulged, but remained safe to shoot. The price of one of these pistols is well worth the money. The USP finish is a special treatment designed for hostile environments. and actually penetrates into the slide, protecting it, even where the black has been worn off, and is built rugged enough for combat (like the Mark 23 was designed for), and one of the reasons the USP is so reliable. It also passes the heritage on to the HK45, which also has custom fit hand grip panels for accommodating different hand sizes. The recoil buffer in the HK45 is not as robust as the system engineered for the USP series, or the Mark 23. For storage, the trigger can be locked out, without the use of an external trigger lock. For those in states where suppressors are legal, the USP Tactical is available with suppressor sights and a threaded barrel.
One thing you may not have noticed is that the Hk USP is one of the few guns you can put on safe and still be able to check the chamber or clear the gun at the same time. Most guns that have a thumb safety stop the trigger from moving and ALSO the slide
I like the USP 45. it is one of my favorite hand guns.
The USP 45 Tactical is my favorite. The VP9 surprisingly is 2nd best of the HK's I own. My carry weapons vary between the P2000SK 9 and USP CT 45acp.
in my opinion best combat handgun in the world
You've seen combat with it?
Zechariah Ross he’s just talking about that it’s one of the best combat pistols that has been ever made in history and handgun that is practical for combat use that’s what’s he’s just talking about
I have no doubt that it will not disappoint in a combat situation
The mag release are made to be used with index finger. They are not too small. Don’t want a big lever getting snagged and then releasing the mag.
I picked up a full size USP 45 LEM version yesterday. I am already in love...
I dont understand how people call these wonderful guns "overpriced" when people out there paying 2-3k for single stack 1911s
USP .40, USP 9MM, USP .45 was the order of introduction to market. They were the first to introduce polymer guns, therefore i wouldn't say they came out with USP model to compete with Glocks.
Nice review, you answered quite a few questions about the USP platform and I like that you broke it down and showed the rails.
The Urban Gray is sexy.
+pinkiewerewolf Thank you.
Thanks for the review. Surprisingly, these carry IWB very easily. I carried my USP45 Tactical IWB for a while and it was easier to carry than my 1911's were.
This was the first pistol I bought way back... and still my favorite to shoot.
PS, you can set any of the configurations for each pistol... via a marked cam to set for dao, etc. You dont just get stuck with the factory setting (at least not mine).
No firearm, at least pistol, has been tested to the point the USP 45 was, the 45 is a direct decendent of the Mark 23, AKA the toughest pistol ever hands down. I've been doing research for years and have yet to find a more proven platform.
The reason that HK went with a proprietary rail on the USP is because they are the ones who first invented the concept of having an accessory rail under the barrel of a handgun to mount lights, lasers, etc. They are also the first company to produce a polymer framed pistol.. When you pay HK prices you aren’t just paying for a name.. You are paying for some of the finest engineering, most innovative designs, and highest build quality in history.
thanks for the review man! the quality of the video is great! Awesome Job!
+Jarhead6 Thanks brother
dam...1st hegshot video i've seen, amazing vid!
+Daniel Lombardi Thanks bro
A real cool video on the HK. I own the USP in 45 and it's my namesake. Thank you. Unfortunately, the range shooting might need to change significantly. No bad guy stands there for, I timed it, between 4 and 10 seconds between shots. So if the intent is to show that the gun is sighted in, well than ok. But for shooter skills, 5 shots within 3 seconds in the sweet spot shows your ability to defend yourself. Didn't see it today.
Misato Katsuragi would be proud of your marksmanship.
That grip hasn’t been stippled, those are stickers. Stippling doesn’t turn a gray frame black.
I love the HK's ( I own 3 of them and will be putting out reviews of them all soon). My USP 45 compact tactical is my favorite handgun I own. definitely not the best at any of the characteristics, but for some reason these things are just awesome. Good video man!
*2 years later no videos on channel* lol
HAHAHAHA Over-priced? NO WAY! I bought mine yrs and yrs ago. It was an officer trade in and I got it for $675. I added an ambi safety, had it cerakoted black and tan and its looks brand new. I have over 6000 rds through it and it malfunctioned once. A bad gnarled up but unshot 45 bullet I found at the range I tried to fire. Due to the dents in it, the bullet fired but did not eject well. All in all the one gun I know will go bang if I ever had to bet my life on it. Thats why its by my bed at night and not in the safe.
New they're around 800 they're pricey as far as handguns go, but H&K make quality.
I also got a leo trade in with some holster nicks, don't regret it at all, still runs great after 10 years.
2500 dollars worth of ammo
@@markkim3280 Umm 1000rds for about 250 to $300. So maybe $2000 in ammo through my gun. Only about 500 were premium hollows . Premium is sparsely used due to some costing $1+ a round!
Getting a USP Tactical 45 just got delayed on my NICS check. Happened with my Beretta too.
This time was on me though I entered my ssn wrong I called back to the retailer when I realized my stupid but they said they can't do anything and it will still probably be approved.
I still love my 1995 mfg USP45 v1, Edc IT AIWB with 13 rounds of pdx1, will eat 45 super all day and 185gr at 1350fps is what's in my spare mag. I prefer the paddle release as it's just better if you can get around the training issue.
My main complaint is $45-60 mags and lack of support from concealment holster manufacturers.
Hegshot87: what kind of finish is on your H&K USP 45 ? it looks awesome ! ... keep up the good work
+f cervantes Its called Urban Grey
Picking up mine in this same color and caliber tomorrow ! My first handgun , I can’t wait !
Been thinking about adding another .45 ACP to the mix. Was thinking of the M&P. But then this one came into my mind after my experience with an HnK P30 several years ago.
Loving the camera angle at the range, really shows the guns looks.
Everyone gets the gets the history of this gun wrong. The first version of it was the Mk 23 SOCOM Offensive Pistol in .45acp the world's first true "Tactical Handgun" and everything after that, I.E. USP 45, 40, and 9 (and their respective tactical variety) were made to accommodate an updated customer constraints. Smaller, debatably more ergonomic, in a wider array of calibers and finishes, but ultimately the same gun. Now in the modern market HK had updated yet again with the P30 series for 9mm and 40, and the HK45 for .45acp, all once again smaller, superior ergonomics, pic rail, and superior capacity (except for the HK45).
Been carrying my Usp 45 for 13 yrs now and I have fired close to 15k rnds through it. Absolutely love it, it's my EDC.
Unfortunately Hk is no longer in South Africa and replacement parts are hard to come by and very expensive
I miss mine. I had one when I was going thru the police academy. Ended up getting picked up with S/O and was issued a Glock. 👍🏻
You can get a 5 rd extension for the mags too 17 +1. not bad for a 45
Love mine
Like the color, never saw one that color before.
There is a extended magazine release for the USP series. It is fast and easy to install.
First gun I ever shot was a USP .45
Absolutely one of the best handguns.
the usp 45 will always have a place. personally I'd rather have the usp chambered in 9 or 40, and the HK45 as my go to .45
One of my favorites, i carried this gun every day for dozen years.
where can I buy those exact grips?
Well I’m getting late to the game picked up the hk usp 45 with the gg&g rail for $760 today at gun show very pleased :-) but I’m late haha
My local FFL just got in a USP 45 with night sights used 679. Idk that seems high to me I picked the USP 40 for about 179 less. Any advice helpful thanks 👍
If I had to take a trip to hell and back, this would be the weapon I would take.
I have the USP 9 and the 45 compact..both great guns
My usp 45 only has a decocker and no safety, is this normal? I bought mine used about a year ago. One of my favorite fire arms.
Great review and nice shooting; you're very fair in your assessment. I want a usp45c as it is a do-all H&K pistol.
+bigB6flyer Thanks man!
A gun so badass, nobody cares that it has an old, proprietary rail, including me.
I got the compact version and freaking love it!!!!!!!!
I really really want one in that urban gray!
Love the USPs, the only down side is there is not enough MK23 SOCOMs in the world.
Heg, you & the little lady did real good with the big .45, did ya think this might be your carry.? I really like HK guns & I appreciate your testing them.Thanks bro.
+Ted Cregger Nah too big for me. Thanks alot brother
Thanks for sharing, I own a USP 45 myself.
Dam she shots 45 better then me.
I had a 1911 45 years ago but gone now.
I have 9mm USP 9mm HnK and I love it but I need to shoot it more. In San Diego California USA it's so dam crowded at a indoor range or no time ...
I never knew that HK did conventional rifling in the early 90’s
Hey Hegshot87 I know you like the PPQ 45, which do you prefer, from a shooting perspective? Also I have looked at the HK 45 Tactical, Sig 227 and Sig 320 too, do you have a preference across those and why?
Thanks for your help.
Just got my tactical .45 yesterday!
I have a USP 45, just Beautiful.
I bought my USP .45 in1989 and have loved it. It fits my hand, fits my style, and is easy to store
Toophless1 Really?? The .45 version didn’t hit the market until 95’.
love hk grey!
Just chose a stainless .45 usp over several other offerings icluding the HK45....just can't knock the shit this gun will go through and how well it shoots.
Good review! Very professional.
+Tredoslop Thank you!
Sweet looking Shooter
The thumbnail makes me wanna buy this gun. Thx.
Racking it reminds me of the sound of a shotgun being racked. Very rugged sound.
Why does nobody seem to like this handgun? At every gun range I've been to for the last five years, I've never seen anyone with a USP. I've owned one for three years. It's very accurate, digests almost any .45 ammo I feed it, has probably jammed only once and doesn't feel like it's the size of a bus. I have smaller hands than most guys but I can squeeze shots off with this all day with confidence. Oh, and it doesn't cost $1,500 so that's a heckuva lot of money saved up for ammo. : )
So, why does nobody like it? I still haven't found a real answer...
Magnus, you probably misunderstood my question. I've been to ranges and almost always see someone with a very fancy M1911 style handgun. They are not cheap. I've never seen one sell for under $1,000. That's why I don't understand why some love the .45 and then, incredibly, buy a fancy M1911 style handgun such as Kimber or Felix Mogdan and then whine about the price! The USP cost me NOWHERE near even $900. I don't care about the accessories, my USP doesn't even have a ported barrel attachment (seems to be the most common type because they want it to look like the Tomb Raider version). Why do they worry about the price when they're going to splurge on the accessories like those overpriced Surefire lights and $150 lasers?
Because people are stupid and think $800 is too much for one gun but will buy three Glocks for $500 a pop and think they've done well
Where did you get the magwell for your USP 45??
smoothest 45 ive ever shot
Great details! This is one of my dream pistols.
Black Riflemen's Organization I just found a used one for 400 :)
TRY USING YOUR TRIGGER FINGER ON MAG RELEASE TO EJECT MAG!
Stop yelling. You're hurting my ears
IF YOU LOOK AT THE KEYBOARD THE LETTERS ARE CAPITALIZED. SO JUST SUCK IT PILGRIM.
Duh! We know what capital letters look like
My favorite handgun ever.
The compact holds 8 rounds and the full size holds 10.
Cold World I'm pretty sure it's 10 and 12 for .45 ACP
Cold World The usp45c can take 8rd mags or 10rd 'elephant foot' mags. It won't accept usp fs mags. The usp45 takes 10 or 12 rod mags depending on whether you live in a free state or not.
USP full size holds 12 not 10....
Nice review and very nice gun!
+Keith Gregory Thanks man
“It’s definitely not the conceal carry IWB type”
Me- 😶
Unless you are Clint Eastwood
@@joshuasmith6346 Or Tom Cruise in a gray suit
I need me a gray suit
I need me a gray suit
I need me a gray suit
Yes it does!!!!
what is this variation? tactical, compact, expert?
I got a 9mm LEM version... cool piece :)
MOST BEAUTIFUL HANDGUN for me
Nice review!
+Brad Thomas Thanks my man!
Great tool !
Nice gun..Damm good shooting, both of ya! great vid bro
+john bouley Thanks brother
Oh hell yes. Sweeeet....
sweet gun, and great gun. keep it up
+Andrew Bass Thanks man
Ha, I meant *and great video* if you where wondering.
+Andrew Bass I was lol. Thanks man
USP go to war guns
I don't think the USP45 was made until the late 90s.