pangris

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Unlimited ammo = your tax dollars at work I'll keep an eye open for a used steel master, looks interesting

I was having a discussion with a friend of mine today who has a gun junkie needle deep in his vein. He is looking for an excuse to buy another gun. He can shoot very well, I'd guess he would translate into high B class speed with above average accuracy. He has created a situation where he has unlimited ammo and gets to show off against his peers periodically. He asked my opinion on getting the fastest, flattest shooting 9mm and he isn't afraid to spend a little or lot coin. This amused me because he already has a Trojan 9mm, USP Expert 9mm, and wiz bang G17. As a practical matter, my thought was to pimp the Trojan - trigger job, tungsten guide rod, and he brought up a comp. I can't imagine anything much faster or flatter, but I'm a simple caveman who got married to the USP and stopped paying attention to the latest greatest. Anything out there that costs less than 2K-ish and could smack the Trojan around?

Funny, Flex. I ask because they said it was a specific magwell issue, and... Factory gun, no magwell. 5.2" bbl, the 6"+ bbl is the Elite model. It is more than a little annoying to have your gun of choice specifically excluded due to a magwell when it is available without the magwell. I have standard USP 9mms that I do shoot, but it is similar to the G17 vs G34 thing. The expert has another inch of sight radius, another inch of weight out front, etc. C'est la vie.

OK. I like the USP Expert. I would like to shoot the 9mm in Production since I plan to shoot the 40 Expert in Limited - no problems there.It is specifically named as not being allowed because of the factory magwell, which I can remove in 10 seconds. From zee book - HK45 45ACP (32 oz.), HK45 Compact 45ACP (28.2 oz.), P 30L 9mm (27.6 oz.), P2000 (22 oz.), P30 9mm (25.6 oz.), P30L v3 9mm (28 oz.), P7 (28 oz.), P8 (25.3 oz.), USP 45 Auto (30.4 oz.), USP 9mm (27.1 oz.), USP Compact 9mm (25.5 oz.), USP Compact .40 S&W (26.4 oz.), USP Compact 45 Auto (28.2 oz.), USP Compact Stainless 9mm (25.5 oz.), USP Compact Tactical .45 (30.1 oz.), USP Tactical 40 .40 S&W (32.4 oz.), USP Tactical 45 .45acp (32.5 oz.), USP Tactical 9mm (29.2 oz.), USP40 .40S&W (29.2 oz.), USP9SD 9mm (28.2 oz.) Tactical models in DAO only. DAO DA/SA models only. USP Expert and Combat Competition not allowed due to magwell. So, if I take off the magwell... Thoughts?

Well, apparently I'm a unique snowflake... but I will shoot my first match with the USP 9CC this Sunday. Got my Bladetech D&0 and removed teh jet funnel. I've got a fresh "B" class card and high hopes.

Thanks, done!

please do update.

The Comp/Com is just a regular 9mm USP with better sights, a jetfunnel, and either a match DA/SA or LEM trigger. It spec's that the jetfunnel is the problem, which can be removed, leaving you with a USP 9mm with a factory trigger and sights. Can anyone confirm the LEM's legality before I order holsters and what not?? The LEM is as double action as a PAra LDA or DAK, same principle.

I run an 11-87 police with an 870 shell carrier... runs slick as can be, recoil is nil, sights are great, big dot safety is impossible to miss. I love that gun. I had an 1100 for years that never missed a beat. Clean your guns and they will run fine for 200-300 low brass shells. Mine has never choked on high brass.

I firmly believe that Glock, S&W revolvers, and 1911s form the holy trinity - but the HK competiton LEM trigger is exceptional, the accuracy is fantastic, the reliability is as good as machines get... I'm seriously considering shooting a USP 9mm with a comp LEM trigger in production, and there is no doubt in my mind I will do as well as I would have with my old G34.

Greetings, all. It has been a while since I shot USPSA but I'm getting back on the horse. I sold my Glock 34 rig a while back and was considering which direction to go - Glock, Para LDA, etc... then I shot a HK USP Combat Competition 9mm and I fell in love. I am aware I can not have a magwell - not a big deal, the jet funnel is easy to remove. Is the rest of the gun legal? The factory competition LEM trigger is my specific concern. It doesn't appear it is a very popular gun in production - any reason other than cost of the gun/mags vs the other poly pistols?

Anyone shooting one, sans jet funnel, in Production with the LEM trigger?

Inquiring minds want to know...

good call! thanks!