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H&K vs. Sig
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Bullfrog80
Marksman
I got to shoot my first sig this past weekend and once I learned the sights it was fantastic. Far better groups than I have ever made with an H&K...
I have a P30 with over 10k rounds through it...flawless...looks and preforms as good as the day I bought it. If you are carrying though the grips are a little rough on the skin. (I just make sure my under shirt is between the grip and my skin.)
sonofadoublegun
Plinker
I have shot both, and the HK fit my hand (huge palm short fingers) much better. I shot them both accurately, with a slight edge to the HK. I seem to get more muzzle flip out of the Sig - Maybe that is why I shoot the HK better?
I don't think you can go wrong with either, but for me personally, I think HK is the way to go.
SODG.
I don't think you can go wrong with either, but for me personally, I think HK is the way to go.
SODG.
HK P30 feels much better in the hand than the USP
Heckler & Koch - USA
Heckler & Koch - USA
We'll have to meet up at CrosleyAtturbury one of these days and you can try mine out.
P30L in 9mm
HK45
P2000sk in .357 and .40
Very sorry to hear about your pops, I know it has been a struggle. My prayers go out to you and yours.
I have both usp full size, 226 in 9mm
I prefer the sig
one side note im not a huge fan of the usp mags, the plastic they use imo isnt as good as say a glock I have 2 round jam side by side not stagered like they should be. had to take the mag apart to get it the rounds out.
they are both fine weapons though cant go wrong
I prefer the sig
one side note im not a huge fan of the usp mags, the plastic they use imo isnt as good as say a glock I have 2 round jam side by side not stagered like they should be. had to take the mag apart to get it the rounds out.
they are both fine weapons though cant go wrong
Unless you're a gov't buyer, HK probably couldn't care less if you (or any other civilian) buy another of their products. At least the feeling is mutual
I wouldn't loose any sleep if they went under, but that's another thread. lol
Unless you're a gov't buyer, HK probably couldn't care less if you (or any other civilian) buy another of their products. At least the feeling is mutual
I will agree that it was that way in the past, but things have changed for the better by leaps and bounds as far as customer service and attitude towards civilians.
From a accuracy or reliability standpoint, both are excellent firearms. If they were the only 2 on Earth, and I were going to buy just one, it would be the Sig P226. There are many more aftermarket choices for accessories and the mags are much cheaper. If you've never fired a Sig 226 in 9mm, or if you have experience with a Sig in .40 or .357, try one if you can. It is an amazingly accurate weapon with virtually no recoil. It isn't, however, for someone with small hands. The Sig 228 or 229 would be the choice there.
Unless you're a gov't buyer, HK probably couldn't care less if you (or any other civilian) buy another of their products. At least the feeling is mutual
Hmm, I haven't had any problems in my minimal interactions about a 18 months back. I had a mag that continually stuck, and they just sent a new one no questions asked.
I may be a little late on this, but I'll go for it anyways. I'm going to assume you're right handed.
You could get a left hand variation with no safety, so the lever would not interact with your thumb. If you need it, just swing your trigger finger up there.
