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Re: Advive on 9mm HK USP Stainless or FN FNP9 earth
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TUMs</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Figure the HK will keep going up in value too. </div></div>
You would be wrong. I purchased mine for around 650 and just sold it for 500. That was a USP compact. If you purchase something like the USP9-SD it might keep its value better. The best value keeper/increaser are the P7 variants. All the rest will depreciate.
The DA trigger pull is a bear on the USP. The SA pull is very nice. I have shot the FNP and have to say it is a wonderful pistol. However, I think if you are going 9mm you should check out the FNX. It has all the updates that were incorporated into the FNP-45, as the 45 FNP came around a bit after the 9 and 40.
Either way, the aftermarket for both weapons is minimal in comparison to other weapons. They will both run even if you treat them like a $2 hooker. If the plan is to keep them bone stock, go for it. Both are great suppressor hosts, but if you are simply looking for a carry gun, I think the FN might be a better option. It felt better to me.
My .02. YMMV.
Josh
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TUMs</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Figure the HK will keep going up in value too. </div></div>
You would be wrong. I purchased mine for around 650 and just sold it for 500. That was a USP compact. If you purchase something like the USP9-SD it might keep its value better. The best value keeper/increaser are the P7 variants. All the rest will depreciate.
The DA trigger pull is a bear on the USP. The SA pull is very nice. I have shot the FNP and have to say it is a wonderful pistol. However, I think if you are going 9mm you should check out the FNX. It has all the updates that were incorporated into the FNP-45, as the 45 FNP came around a bit after the 9 and 40.
Either way, the aftermarket for both weapons is minimal in comparison to other weapons. They will both run even if you treat them like a $2 hooker. If the plan is to keep them bone stock, go for it. Both are great suppressor hosts, but if you are simply looking for a carry gun, I think the FN might be a better option. It felt better to me.
My .02. YMMV.
Josh
Re: Advive on 9mm HK USP Stainless or FN FNP9 earth
Next, just get both.
Next, just get both.
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