Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Handguns Thanks to the enablers here I ended up with a H&K USP

I keep threatening to put together a 460. A USP would be a great host for it.

Was going to do the LEM trigger. Was notified by HK website they were avail, looked at the the price and remembered frustrated I get working on guns and passed. HK parts are pricey but in this day and age, if you want something, you had better get it now.

I've added a Jarvis threaded barrel, HK adjustable suppressor night sights, some non slip tape, streamlight light/laser and a rugged obsidian 45 suppressor.



Had another one that I had converted to 460 Rowland that I gave to my son.

Great guns.

Paul

The HKs are great guns, and built to take a very high round count. The traditional double action triggers tend not to be the best, but due to the nature of the design, you can have them retrofitted with the LEM triggers, which are substantially better. The match LEM being the best of all.

It similar to having a custom Glock trigger in the HK, with a super light take-up, until you get to the wall, then a very short pull until the trigger breaks. It makes shooting the guns quickly and accurately much easier.

With LEM trigger installed, the gun retains double-action and single action modes?

With LEM trigger installed, the gun retains double-action and single action modes?

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but I just picked up another USP and am going to try the Match LEM trigger recommended by Mackay_Sagebrush. Have you guys found it to be a reasonable DIY job or better left to a gunsmith?

I’m pretty decent at projects like that - any particular tools that help do it correctly?

Thanks!

I have been looking at these the last month or so. No dealers anywhere near me had one or so I thought , but found one on Tuesday , it came home yesterday. I wanted a gun that would be able to stand up to a steady diet of heavy loads. It is going to the range tomorrow.


Anyway, thanks to those that have spoken about these pistols.