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| HMFIC ![]() | Why H&K?
Not looking for negatives here. Why H&K? What makes them so different from the rest?
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There's just something legendary about H&K Weapons. Maybe it's because Heckler and Koch formed the company from what was left of Mauser after WWII. Everything they make seems to be of high quality, and lots of military units use their weapons. I think these 2 things are the biggest selling points. |
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Three words: Roller-delayed blowback. My CETME is that father/grandfather of the HK G3 and is nearly the same. The roller-delayed blowback makes for a reliable and very low recoil rifle. It recoils about the same as a Bushmaster M4 that a guy at the range let me shoot.
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They look really cool! I have owned a couple H&K pistols, but never a H&K long gun. The pistols were Great firearms, but I don't see the "why" relative to the high cost. |
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They are good and expensive, ohh that's a must have,lol.
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German Engineering...of course ! Like a Mercedes Benz of shootin Irons ! Rich
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after doing more research...HK seem pretty awesome along the reasons you gave.
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I really enjoy my USP .40. The LEM trigger is by far the best DA I have ever shot. I feel the extra $ is worth it.
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I will admit... the MP5 has a sweet spot in my heart... |
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Well earned and deserved reputation for engineering, metallurgy, machining tolerances, durability, and coming through in bad civilian or military environments.i |
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IIRC, the timing of the CETME is different than HK. All I know is the CETME (although lighter) seemed to recoil far less than the HK-91 and even less than the much heavier PTR-91. YMMV. | |
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Pride !!!
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Most of the U.S. Special Forces units use them. They've saved many a soldiers life.
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My P7M is the most accurate and comfortable CCL handgun I could find and it's never jammed once even on crap ammo, the other thing I like about them is the fit and finish they just feel hefty and solid.
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: outside Philadelphia, PA
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I carry a USP45 and it is pure outstanding. It has a natural aim point.
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i own two an HK usp compact 45 and a Expert 45 , the expert is the top of the line usp it had a test of 20,000 rounds withour ftf.
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