Thanks for the kind words. We're still try-hards at heart, don't worry.

Agreed! All his 'long vowels' are kept where regular people use them, instead of all the "Ae's" and "Thees!"👏

I was thinking the same thing. I would buy a vacuum cleaner from this guy any day.

I believe you would call this type of person a cannibal wolf in sheep‘s clothing. They’re genuinely dangerous people, but they look non-threatening an extremely average and fit in, but they are very bad news for any wolves among the flock…. then you have the other type of guy with skills in tactical gear. That would be the sheep dog that stands out like a sore thumb because they’re the only one that looks like that in the crowd, and they look dangerous, and will probably be perceived as a threat on site….. I don’t think that’s the big brain move, but some people like to live life that way I don’t really comprehend any advantage into broadcasting the type of person you are. I can only think of negatives. I’d much rather have the advantage of not really being noticed, or perceived as dangerous personally. Much better to fit In especially in these crazy times we live in.

Yes! No autotunenned voice. No ai generated robotic human voice. Feel engaging and educational

You just convinced me to buy a used one tomorrow, thank you.

@@joseramirez9599 Did you get it?

@@major_misato yes, a USP Elite

@@joseramirez9599 where did you buy it from?

@@johnnieboy66 a guy on arms list, it went smoothly

Love my 1911 Dan Wesson Guardian, and been looking at getting a USP. I think you just sold me on getting one. Thanks!

I have the usp expert in 45 and I love it one of my most accurate!!

Any HK gun is good, but the USP is something special. At least to guys like me.

I carry a USP C .4O Rebarreled to .357 Sig. H&K factory barrel. I love it, although that muzzle blast took a bit of getting used to. .357 Sig and a compact length barrel = big blast. Good quality ears are a must.

What’s better the usp or the vp line

@@cartelplug8183 Its really personal preference in some ways. I have both now. USP is my favorite but the VP9 is very smooth. If you shoot glocks now you may want to consider starting with the VP.

Get the compact model, any caliber and you will be surprised with the results at the range.

@@georgemhaylov7252 I almost bought a used USPC40 several years ago but someone beat me to it. I want to get the Compact in 9mm since it can share mags with my P2000.

You're very welcome! Congrats!

That's very kind :) thank you

@@LeadSteel also I'm the guy who reached on FB messenger about which rail adapter you had. Thanks for the help! My USP is set up right!

Also quick question. How is the USP sight set up from factory? Should the front sight be directly over target or at the 6 o'clock position?

@@WithTheBears my particular standard USP has a 6 o'clock hold. Hope that helps!

​@@WithTheBears Agreed, this man has begun his journey to be a national treasure to the firearms community. We must support him at all cost! Road to 500k subs, here we go!

Same with me...Both LEM.

The nice thing about the mark 23 is if you have it on you and your ship sinks you can actually float on the mark 23 until help arrives it’s that big

I'll be that nerd. To be honest I would want a HK Mark 23 because of Metal Gear Solid 1/Twin Snakes and a USP 9mm also because of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (tanker chapter).

@@spenceramey406 MGS is my favorite game of all time, so we can be nerds together.

@@f-grade Sweet! Do you have a particular favorite out of the main games? I'm torn between MGS 2 or MGS 3. I haven't played MGS4 and MGSV yet. To be honest, I'm not even sure I want to touch MGSV.

​@@spenceramey406 MGS1, hands down... followed by MGSV, no joke. I legitimately think the latter is a masterpiece, despite the controversy of being unfinished. Thematically, I wouldn't be surprised if Kojima planned it to feel that way. It's literally called The Phantom Pain. Contrasting to what he did with the indulgent fan service of MGS4, they are polar opposites; MGS4 was too much of a good thing, where MGSV kept us longing. The nuance and restraint in that game are masterful. It's like what Logan is to the X-Men film franchise: subdued, minimalist (narratively), and brooding. It invites you in but isn't afraid to let you meet it more than halfway. Where previous entries are very dynamic, cinematic and "Hollywood," Phantom Pain's flattened approach reminds me a of a great TV series or novel. They're all super nostalgic, and while MGS3 is arguably the best balanced in terms of gameplay and story, I can't get enough of MGSV's slick and diverse range of gameplay. But in terms of story and overall experience, MGS1 all day long.

Hah, thank you! Appreciate the kind words. Congrats!

I think that you'll love it. All of my HKs are LEM. I leave DA/SA to Sig and Beretta.

Which pistols would you consider superior to the USP? Just curious, as I’m not a fan of 9mm or striker fired pistols. I can’t think of a better hammer fired pistol chambered in 40 or 45.

VP70Z owners also. Vintage 💥🎯✌️

The Expert and the Elite are Slow with the Expert being a compromise between speed and precision and both are more focused on paper target longer range competition. For everyone else the tactical is always the way to go. Great precision with the extended barrel but full speed shooting with the lighter slide. And all of them run the same match trigger. But if you want the best of all worlds you have to pony up for the Match if you can find it. Its only problem is that the sight radius is beaten out by the expert and elite for long range precision like NRA bullseye. But it's got all the speed and the match weight.

Thank you for the compliment! Agreed, it's hard to decide. I still carry my standard USP and bring my Expert to the range days for fun. They're hard to choose between!

Uhhh to co-witness ding bat. What happens when your RMR goes tits up? You never give up your irons for an optic on a handgun.

Completely different? My USP9 Expert, USP40-and USP45 Tactical all fit in the same holster......so there's that.

@@_JimS the frame and slide length are bigger on .45

@@apizzaparty The slide is a mere 7mm longer( 7.09 inches vs 6.81 inches), and the width, and the height of the gun are the same at 1.38 inches. You have failed. Return whence you came.