This is the first in-depth review I've ever seen of a classic H&K pistol. To think if I had played Counter Strike instead of Halo back in the day, I might have cooler toys! H&K seems more interesting to me now.
Just broke mine in today. I bought the 9mm, new. Put about 150 rounds through it. Flawless function, very little recoil and I like the decocker just fine. Easy to breakdown and clean. A underrated pistol IMO. Picked up black hawk holster for it 👍 enjoyed your vid and subbed 😎
Recently purchased an H&K P2000. I added GT-5000 grip tape, Trijicon Night Sights, and the OEM H&K extended paddle magazine release. The DA trigger is a somewhat heavy pull (which I personally prefer in a CCW firearm), but it’s smooth throughout and remarkably lacks staging. SA trigger pull, to me, is fine out of the box. An 11 pound H&K hammer spring would lighten up the DA trigger pull, and still reliably ignite all primers, but after 1,000 rounds fired, I don't feel the need for this modification whatsoever. P30/VP9 17 round magazines, with X Grip spacers, fit and fire flawlessly. This 20+ year old design pistol might still be the best pistol for CCW. I actually prefer it over my Cajunized CZ P-01 and Sig P365XL Comp.
I just picked one up recently! And I have a p-01 as well. The HK just carries so much nicer in appendix with the lack of that beaver tail poking me awkwardly with the P01. As much as I love the trigger and the low bore axis of the cz the HK ticks a lot of the right boxes for me and has so far proven itself to be more reliable than the cz as well. It's my shtf go to.
@@DIYDad1 A lot of people mention that the H&K P2000 is "such an old design". Well, so is the wheel. I carry my P2000, with a 17 round magazine X Grip mag spacer. Still very concealable, and H&K reliability is isn't a marketing ploy.
I love my hk p2000. Red headed step child in the line up. Milled the slide for a 508t from wright armory. Converted from da/sa to 4.1 LEM with the short reset. Hk 45 mag release. Slim slide releases, tlr-7a light. It’s seen a lot of tinkering, but the thing was a tack driver even out of the box. My favorite CCW.
I'm happy to see people still enthusiastic and carrying these daily after all these years. I just recently got one myself. Barely got a chance to get a couple mags through it this weekend so I'm still getting used to it but so far I love it, just as much as my p30sk but they definitely shoot just a little different.
Damn I love the P2000 but when it came down to my next HK Pistol, it came down to a P2000 or a P30 and I went with the P30L due to the ergos on it fitting my hand so well. Nice to know Langdon Tactical is working on these pistols now and giving us more options as far as upgrades. I love my hyper competition type guns with their red dots and triggers and all that cool stuff but an HK DA/SA Pistol will always be my first love.
Great review, yes they are hard to find, I just bought one again for the second time, I messed up and let my 1st one get away. I’m a huge fan of these HK pistols. I love the USP compact 9mm (my EDC) and can’t find them anymore and I wanted another gun this size with LEM trigger so P2000 is the way to go. I have the p2000sk with LEM trigger that makes for a great deep carry gun during summer months. Thes HK’s are the greatest, last forever and since switching to usp compact I am pretty much done with all my Glocks and other handguns. Now we just need HK to make a gun the size of HellCat, but till then I’ll stick with p2000sk. Great review.
I really really want HK to produce something along the lines of the Sig P365, the VP9SK and P30SK are nice sure, but theyre not in the same form factor as the 365 or Hellcat
I appendix carry a P2000 heavy LEM as my primary carry pistol. I swapped the magazine release with the HK45 release and that made mag changes much easier. I also swapped the magazine baseplates for flat ones as the pinky extension ones would catch on my shirt.
I have a bad experience with LEM, I think the first P2000 I ever fired was the heavy DAO version but the guy said it was LEM and I've had a bad taste ever since Its just very odd to me, I want to try a light LEM to see and maybe refine my tastes but I don't think I'd go out of my way to buy one
@@shazarad4127 LEM is a bit of an acquired taste and you're either gonna like it or hate. I find that unless you ride the reset LEM kinda sucks in my opinion. I'd say LEM is better for a carry gun while traditional DA/SA is better for the range or a duty gun.
I have a usp compact on me now. Due to summer weather I tend to carry lighter weapons(that’s because I’m old). I’ve been a hi fan for many years. Good video
Bought the V3 in .40 a few years ago. Ended up converting it to a Variant 2, and replaced a few springs, to improve the trigger pull weight. Now I have a consistent 3lb trigger, and with the flat V2 hammer, appendix carry is extremely comfortable. And being a 40, the recoil system is probably the best I have shot. You could compare it to a 9mm. These firearms are amazing.
Thanks for the review. I had a P2000SK in LEM a few years ago. I’ll say LEM was not my cup of tea. I’ve kinda settled on the P239 as main my compact DA/SA… but… I’m often tempted to try the SK again, in DA/SA.
I have mine in .40 with the EFK P30 conversion barrel. Honestly, wanted the P30, but the P30 is not on the California Roster. Compare to my striker-fired VP9 and Shield; it's the one I've practiced with most due to the 11-pound double-action trigger pull (which I've learned to actually love and it adds to the safety feature) and because it's in .40. I recall when I first purchased this, it was a bit of a learning curve, but once you get that proper grip and trigger pull down, it's great and probably the smoothest shooting .40 of its size. The sk in .40, which I recently sold, shoots nicer then a Glock 27. The single action is really where it shines. Having the 9mm conversion barrel makes it fun because you can warm up shooting 9mm; then shoot off your less cost-effective .40 rounds, then end the day back to 9mm makes it a one gun fun day at the range. I also feel once you master this gun, you can shoot anything. Once you become proficient with it, you'd be hard pressed to ever want to part ways with it. Final thought being the machining and over-built quality compared to Glock and others is bar-none and its the one pistol that I love to hold and dry-fire daily. I would love to see an upgraded design to include front slide serrations, a pic rail and inter-changable side panels because that alone will immediately make this pistol conform to today's pistol designs.
I just bought the p2000 v3.. i had a 9mm uspc in the past and sold it.. i wanted another, but the prices on them are absolutely ridiculous and the p2000 is the closest thing without the stupid price tag... Ppl are selling the uspc used for $1100. I'd never pay that.
@@ZacharyE someone was selling a usp 357sig locally for $900 a few months back. I was an idiot and hesitated. I'll probably never find a 357sig in a usp again!
I was lucky enough to get mine bnib at my lgs for $499 on sale back in ‘18. And if anyone here has this gun with the tlr-7 light, ANR design makes a very nice iwb holster for it.
I have the 40 and love it. I actually bought a 2nd gun because it is a crazy world and I see some crazy shit regularly. It is a pretty soft shooting gun. It is easy to shoot and comfortable to carry. The trigger comes stock with lots of free travel. With training, it won't matter.
@@kolbycatalano2662 , why on Earth should I have done a silly thing like that? Are you going to say something silly about shot times? I don't have girly hands. My split times are quick and my patterns are tight. You can keep your weak 9mm Luger. The 40 makes a bigger wound channel. Shoot your girlie gun all you want.
@TonySoprano-on5iu , I'm pretty sure they're busy stitching holes closed rather than measuring the wound channel. A 30% improvement won't be super obvious. I've seen ballistics tests. The hole is bigger. Making a bigger hole improves your odds of hitting something critical. I'm not indoctrinated and competent at doing my own math. You're obviously neither.
The p229 is overpriced for what it is if you buy it new. The 229 is also bigger than the P2000 by a good amount. With my hands I can always get a full grip on the 229 but not with the 2000, my hand will fit in the magazine extension lip only. If the 2000 had flush fit magazines my pinky would hang off or fit weirdly I think for what its worth, the 2000 is a better made gun. They'll shoot about the same recoil wise but I'd trust either to carry. I'm not a fan of the P22X series of pistols personally but thats just me
Sig m11a1 all day long! Sigs SRT triggers can't be touched! However any of sigs p series can have the SRT installed . My trouble I have with my m11a1 is holster availability. They're out there but limited. I personally don't care for my Hk's they are pretty much range toys for me
would you recommend a p2000 and a usp for actual EDC and home defense? Or more just like having them as holy grails? (LEM in CSGO and haven't played much of CS2 but I genuinely love these guns ENTIRELY because of CS.)
Great review! I carried the old USP Compact with LEM trigger in 40, which was an excellent carry gun and could easily handle all of the 40 loads which were turning the Glocks into hand grenades. The BP is now carrying the Glock 45. I believe they are all done transitioning.
are they? sometimes I still see some border patrol guys walking around base with the HKs still, maybe its a training day for them or they dont issue the G45s unless its field work regardless, theyve had them for ages now
@@shazarad4127, yeah, I could be wrong. But every agent I've talked to in the field recently are carrying the G45 now. Yes, either way the P2000 has served admirably.
9mm is the correct caliber.. lol I believe in gun and caliber diversity, that’s what makes the hobby fun. If all your guns are 9mm w/ only the features you’re comfortable with, that’s pretty boring.. I’m a gun enthusiast, so love them all equally 😍 On a separate note, great review 👍
Does any one know what rail is on the hk p2000?. I just bought one and not familiar with it . Having a card time see what kind of laser beam could fit my hk p2000 help!
The alphabet agencies say the 40 is no longer needed? How about a highway patrolman shooting through car doors? Hiking? load it up with Lehigh extreme penetrators with 500 ft lbs. The HKs of the 90s were built to handle the hottest 40. Lets Rock!
youd likely have to send it to a custom milling shop to do a direct mount, or you can try your luck with a plate that sits in the rear sight dovetail but your mileage may vary with those
40 is still a very formidable round and excellent stopping power. I have the usp 40 which the gun was originally built around the 9 and 45 came later.i am going to pick one of these up in v3 configuration love hk weapons psa has a smoking deal on these right now
@@shazarad4127 No doubt, cant imagine neglecting maintenance on any of my firearms then boasting about it 🤷♂ Funny he mentions this cause I oiled my p2000 with some barricade from B&C and left it in 90% humidity during the summer for few months and never experienced any rust lol
Would have been a decent video if you hadn't been insulting the 40 cal so much. It's funny, many people have negative things to say about the 40, but none wanted to be at the business end of one. Have a nice day.
Thats what we like to call "satire" or "sarcasm" Also, say what you want about 40 but it will never be as pleasant or easy to shoot as 9mm in any platform. Additionally no one will value a pistol in 40 cal as much as the same one in 9mm - period dot. Im not saying I agree with it, but thats the facts. By your logic as well about not wanting to stand in front of it, you could literally say that about any caliber at any time - no one wants to be shot that much is obvious
7:45 it can be solved by pretending u have a pair and not treating ur hands like they were made out of crystal.....jst a lil constructive criticism there buddy.
"Correct caliber." SMH Nothing wrong with 9mm, but .40 was the premier domestic CCW and duty caliber probably longer than this guy has been alive. The USP series was designed around .40 just FYI. Stick to video games, kid.
@@westontennyson8520 Is that your rebuttal? My point was that the “objectively superior round ballistically” isn’t always the best carry choice but you missed the overarching point completely
while i have a USP .40 and a P30L .40, my P2000 .40 has been my EDC for the last 15+ years. great pistol.
Why that one?
This is the first in-depth review I've ever seen of a classic H&K pistol. To think if I had played Counter Strike instead of Halo back in the day, I might have cooler toys! H&K seems more interesting to me now.
Just broke mine in today. I bought the 9mm, new. Put about 150 rounds through it. Flawless function, very little recoil and I like the decocker just fine. Easy to breakdown and clean. A underrated pistol IMO. Picked up black hawk holster for it 👍 enjoyed your vid and subbed 😎
Recently purchased an H&K P2000. I added GT-5000 grip tape, Trijicon Night Sights, and the OEM H&K extended paddle magazine release. The DA trigger is a somewhat heavy pull (which I personally prefer in a CCW firearm), but it’s smooth throughout and remarkably lacks staging. SA trigger pull, to me, is fine out of the box. An 11 pound H&K hammer spring would lighten up the DA trigger pull, and still reliably ignite all primers, but after 1,000 rounds fired, I don't feel the need for this modification whatsoever. P30/VP9 17 round magazines, with X Grip spacers, fit and fire flawlessly. This 20+ year old design pistol might still be the best pistol for CCW. I actually prefer it over my Cajunized CZ P-01 and Sig P365XL Comp.
I just picked one up recently! And I have a p-01 as well. The HK just carries so much nicer in appendix with the lack of that beaver tail poking me awkwardly with the P01. As much as I love the trigger and the low bore axis of the cz the HK ticks a lot of the right boxes for me and has so far proven itself to be more reliable than the cz as well. It's my shtf go to.
@@DIYDad1 A lot of people mention that the H&K P2000 is "such an old design". Well, so is the wheel. I carry my P2000, with a 17 round magazine X Grip mag spacer. Still very concealable, and H&K reliability is isn't a marketing ploy.
I love my hk p2000. Red headed step child in the line up. Milled the slide for a 508t from wright armory. Converted from da/sa to 4.1 LEM with the short reset. Hk 45 mag release. Slim slide releases, tlr-7a light. It’s seen a lot of tinkering, but the thing was a tack driver even out of the box. My favorite CCW.
I'm happy to see people still enthusiastic and carrying these daily after all these years. I just recently got one myself. Barely got a chance to get a couple mags through it this weekend so I'm still getting used to it but so far I love it, just as much as my p30sk but they definitely shoot just a little different.
Did you leave the decocker lever when you converted to LEM? There really isn’t a LEM kit for the P2000 from DA/SA
Most knowledgeable HK video I have seen on RUclips. Thanks!
You lost me saying 9mm is the correct caliber. The P2000 was designed for use in 40 S&W
Yeah, instant credibility loss after hearing that.
Damn I love the P2000 but when it came down to my next HK Pistol, it came down to a P2000 or a P30 and I went with the P30L due to the ergos on it fitting my hand so well. Nice to know Langdon Tactical is working on these pistols now and giving us more options as far as upgrades. I love my hyper competition type guns with their red dots and triggers and all that cool stuff but an HK DA/SA Pistol will always be my first love.
Great review, yes they are hard to find, I just bought one again for the second time, I messed up and let my 1st one get away. I’m a huge fan of these HK pistols. I love the USP compact 9mm (my EDC) and can’t find them anymore and I wanted another gun this size with LEM trigger so P2000 is the way to go. I have the p2000sk with LEM trigger that makes for a great deep carry gun during summer months. Thes HK’s are the greatest, last forever and since switching to usp compact I am pretty much done with all my Glocks and other handguns. Now we just need HK to make a gun the size of HellCat, but till then I’ll stick with p2000sk.
Great review.
I really really want HK to produce something along the lines of the Sig P365, the VP9SK and P30SK are nice sure, but theyre not in the same form factor as the 365 or Hellcat
I appendix carry a P2000 heavy LEM as my primary carry pistol. I swapped the magazine release with the HK45 release and that made mag changes much easier. I also swapped the magazine baseplates for flat ones as the pinky extension ones would catch on my shirt.
I have a bad experience with LEM, I think the first P2000 I ever fired was the heavy DAO version but the guy said it was LEM and I've had a bad taste ever since
Its just very odd to me, I want to try a light LEM to see and maybe refine my tastes but I don't think I'd go out of my way to buy one
@@shazarad4127 LEM is a bit of an acquired taste and you're either gonna like it or hate. I find that unless you ride the reset LEM kinda sucks in my opinion. I'd say LEM is better for a carry gun while traditional DA/SA is better for the range or a duty gun.
I have a usp compact on me now. Due to summer weather I tend to carry lighter weapons(that’s because I’m old). I’ve been a hi fan for many years. Good video
Bought the V3 in .40 a few years ago. Ended up converting it to a Variant 2, and replaced a few springs, to improve the trigger pull weight. Now I have a consistent 3lb trigger, and with the flat V2 hammer, appendix carry is extremely comfortable. And being a 40, the recoil system is probably the best I have shot. You could compare it to a 9mm. These firearms are amazing.
i see the p2000 on sale on the palmetto state armory website for only 500!
Thanks for the review. I had a P2000SK in LEM a few years ago. I’ll say LEM was not my cup of tea. I’ve kinda settled on the P239 as main my compact DA/SA… but… I’m often tempted to try the SK again, in DA/SA.
I really like your videos ...How’s your Walther P5 doing?
@@geadkins966 Oh, thank you! It's doing great. Just chillin' with the P88C and the P99s. Love the P5--need to shoot it again soon.
I like the LEM trigger. All my HK hammer guns minus my USP 40 (made in 1994) have LEM triggers.
Geat breakdown of this gun. I need this one in my collection
I have mine in .40 with the EFK P30 conversion barrel. Honestly, wanted the P30, but the P30 is not on the California Roster. Compare to my striker-fired VP9 and Shield; it's the one I've practiced with most due to the 11-pound double-action trigger pull (which I've learned to actually love and it adds to the safety feature) and because it's in .40. I recall when I first purchased this, it was a bit of a learning curve, but once you get that proper grip and trigger pull down, it's great and probably the smoothest shooting .40 of its size. The sk in .40, which I recently sold, shoots nicer then a Glock 27. The single action is really where it shines. Having the 9mm conversion barrel makes it fun because you can warm up shooting 9mm; then shoot off your less cost-effective .40 rounds, then end the day back to 9mm makes it a one gun fun day at the range. I also feel once you master this gun, you can shoot anything. Once you become proficient with it, you'd be hard pressed to ever want to part ways with it. Final thought being the machining and over-built quality compared to Glock and others is bar-none and its the one pistol that I love to hold and dry-fire daily. I would love to see an upgraded design to include front slide serrations, a pic rail and inter-changable side panels because that alone will immediately make this pistol conform to today's pistol designs.
I just bought the p2000 v3.. i had a 9mm uspc in the past and sold it.. i wanted another, but the prices on them are absolutely ridiculous and the p2000 is the closest thing without the stupid price tag... Ppl are selling the uspc used for $1100. I'd never pay that.
I sold my .357sig uspc like an idiot many years ago for $650. They're selling for $1650 now if you can even find one hah
@@ZacharyE someone was selling a usp 357sig locally for $900 a few months back. I was an idiot and hesitated. I'll probably never find a 357sig in a usp again!
Very nice review. Does your HK have a slight rattle on the slide lock? Mine does on the right side.
Yes they all do after some use
Tons in Europe. They just offloaded a bunch here for less than $350 NEW! No scarcity here.
I know it has been a while since you posted this comment, but what country are you in?
@@TheRetiredVeteran Helvetic confederation
@@StGCfiLife Nice.
@@TheRetiredVeteran The HK expert pistol is VERY accurate. 9mm and 45
I’d buy a p2000sk in a heartbeat for 350)
I have a V2 that I've put close to 2k rounds through with not a single stoppage/malfunction. I love the thing man might just pick up a V3
I was lucky enough to get mine bnib at my lgs for $499 on sale back in ‘18. And if anyone here has this gun with the tlr-7 light, ANR design makes a very nice iwb holster for it.
Sportsman's Warehouse has the P2000 for $799 and H&K has a rebate for two free magazines this month. I grabbed one.
I have the 40 and love it. I actually bought a 2nd gun because it is a crazy world and I see some crazy shit regularly. It is a pretty soft shooting gun. It is easy to shoot and comfortable to carry. The trigger comes stock with lots of free travel. With training, it won't matter.
Should of got the 9mm. Goof
@@kolbycatalano2662 , why on Earth should I have done a silly thing like that? Are you going to say something silly about shot times? I don't have girly hands. My split times are quick and my patterns are tight. You can keep your weak 9mm Luger. The 40 makes a bigger wound channel. Shoot your girlie gun all you want.
@@Lexicologist1971the wound channel is a myth😂 doctors can’t even tell the difference between gsw.
@TonySoprano-on5iu , I'm pretty sure they're busy stitching holes closed rather than measuring the wound channel. A 30% improvement won't be super obvious. I've seen ballistics tests. The hole is bigger. Making a bigger hole improves your odds of hitting something critical. I'm not indoctrinated and competent at doing my own math. You're obviously neither.
Thank you for the video and going over the pros and cons. Thoughts on p2000 vs sig p229 or m11-a1?
The p229 is overpriced for what it is if you buy it new. The 229 is also bigger than the P2000 by a good amount. With my hands I can always get a full grip on the 229 but not with the 2000, my hand will fit in the magazine extension lip only. If the 2000 had flush fit magazines my pinky would hang off or fit weirdly
I think for what its worth, the 2000 is a better made gun. They'll shoot about the same recoil wise but I'd trust either to carry. I'm not a fan of the P22X series of pistols personally but thats just me
Sig m11a1 all day long! Sigs SRT triggers can't be touched! However any of sigs p series can have the SRT installed . My trouble I have with my m11a1 is holster availability. They're out there but limited. I personally don't care for my Hk's they are pretty much range toys for me
would you recommend a p2000 and a usp for actual EDC and home defense? Or more just like having them as holy grails?
(LEM in CSGO and haven't played much of CS2 but I genuinely love these guns ENTIRELY because of CS.)
Absolutely I would. HK pistols are some of the best you can get
Great review! I carried the old USP Compact with LEM trigger in 40, which was an excellent carry gun and could easily handle all of the 40 loads which were turning the Glocks into hand grenades. The BP is now carrying the Glock 45. I believe they are all done transitioning.
are they? sometimes I still see some border patrol guys walking around base with the HKs still, maybe its a training day for them or they dont issue the G45s unless its field work
regardless, theyve had them for ages now
@@shazarad4127, yeah, I could be wrong. But every agent I've talked to in the field recently are carrying the G45 now. Yes, either way the P2000 has served admirably.
Glock 19 or 47, not 45. We transitioned in late 2019
9mm is the correct caliber.. lol
I believe in gun and caliber diversity, that’s what makes the hobby fun. If all your guns are 9mm w/ only the features you’re comfortable with, that’s pretty boring.. I’m a gun enthusiast, so love them all equally 😍
On a separate note, great review 👍
Any experience with the LEM system?
yes, my first experience with the P2000 was with a heavy LEM trigger and it was mostly terrible
The P2000 is a compact, not a full size. It's actually slightly smaller than a glock 19 in height and legth with the flat baseplates.
Having a real weapon is a lot different than playing video games. Be careful and practice safely.
Can you remove the ambi/right side slide stop to save on width?.. also do the newer ones have the dual recoil spring?
I don't think HK has done the dual recoil springs since the USP.
The full size has the polymer bushing and the SK has the dual recoil spring
brand new with tax and dros, just over $950
Nice pistol. I love my hk p 30 sk…❤
Does any one know what rail is on the hk p2000?. I just bought one and not familiar with it . Having a card time see what kind of laser beam could fit my hk p2000 help!
Still kicking myself getting a p30s vs getting a 2000 v3
"Correct caliber" 😅
Physics don't lie. LOL the
9mm is not the ultimate cartridge, but damn, they certainly sold it as one
The alphabet agencies say the 40 is no longer needed? How about a highway patrolman shooting through car doors? Hiking? load it up with Lehigh extreme penetrators with 500 ft lbs. The HKs of the 90s were built to handle the hottest 40. Lets Rock!
If you want to be really real about it, they should've stuck with 10mm in the first place and trained their officers better!
Funny I own this gun and have medium large hands. I don't even notice the padell
I want to add a red dot to my p2000v3. Any ideas?
youd likely have to send it to a custom milling shop to do a direct mount, or you can try your luck with a plate that sits in the rear sight dovetail but your mileage may vary with those
How much does it weigh?
Don’t you think it’s comparable to the HK 45c? I have one of (HK45c) and they look to be the same size.
They are comparable yes
That's the only HK that we can buy new in CA so there's plenty here.
that makes sense when I think about it, I did see a ton of them when I served in California
I can only find em in .40 S&W
Jump on one. As 40's go, it is soft shooting.
40 is still a very formidable round and excellent stopping power. I have the usp 40 which the gun was originally built around the 9 and 45 came later.i am going to pick one of these up in v3 configuration love hk weapons psa has a smoking deal on these right now
Border patrol now carries the Glock 47 and it was just released for civilians to purchase
My Sig rusted. My HK rusted. If I bury my GLOCK for a year, it is rust proof.
The Sig I believe, the glock I don't and the HK I certainly don't
You should just take care of your equipment anyways
@@shazarad4127 Yes but S. happens. I wrapped up my Sig and HK in plastic and duck tape for storage,thinking it was WATERPROOF. IT WASNT! Ha ha
@@shazarad4127 No doubt, cant imagine neglecting maintenance on any of my firearms then boasting about it 🤷♂
Funny he mentions this cause I oiled my p2000 with some barricade from B&C and left it in 90% humidity during the summer for few months and never experienced any rust lol
Rust =‘s dumbass
Sooo, your wrists can’t handle 40. Got it.
Would have been a decent video if you hadn't been insulting the 40 cal so much. It's funny, many people have negative things to say about the 40, but none wanted to be at the business end of one. Have a nice day.
Thats what we like to call "satire" or "sarcasm"
Also, say what you want about 40 but it will never be as pleasant or easy to shoot as 9mm in any platform. Additionally no one will value a pistol in 40 cal as much as the same one in 9mm - period dot. Im not saying I agree with it, but thats the facts.
By your logic as well about not wanting to stand in front of it, you could literally say that about any caliber at any time - no one wants to be shot that much is obvious
@@shazarad4127 well we all have opinions.
7:45 it can be solved by pretending u have a pair and not treating ur hands like they were made out of crystal.....jst a lil constructive criticism there buddy.
"Correct caliber." SMH
Nothing wrong with 9mm, but .40 was the premier domestic CCW and duty caliber probably longer than this guy has been alive. The USP series was designed around .40 just FYI. Stick to video games, kid.
Its like they never taught you what sarcasm was in school huh?
40 is way better than crappy 9
Ok, grandpa. It’s not 1990 anymore.
@@DoctorRimfire_PhDThe .40 s&w round is objectively superior ballistically to 9x19 Luger.
@@westontennyson8520😂 Okay and 10mm beats that so why not carry a 10mm? Ballistic performance isn’t everything
Does HK offer a p2000 chambered in 10mm?
@@westontennyson8520 Is that your rebuttal? My point was that the “objectively superior round ballistically” isn’t always the best carry choice but you missed the overarching point completely
Customs and Border Patrol went to glocks in 2020
Good to know!
This guy is a paid actor!👎
Hah I wish HK would pay me for these reviews