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nice shot · October 13, 2011, 10:01 AM

So I started going to the range to spice up my hand gun skills, then started playing skeet, then. . . found the off in the "yonder" pistol range and noticed a schedule of events. My home range has a steel shooting group and a USPSA group (along with like three others).

So heres where Im at. I own a HK .45 USP and its an amazing gun, I truly love this gun. . . but ammo aint cheap. I also own a HK P2000 .40 with quite a bit of ammo and its never truly hard to get ahold of. Mags arent an issue and both guns are stock.

If I want to shoot for fun in both groups, which would yall prefer? Also, if you recomend another gun, I would be willing to trade the USP for a 1911 (which I regretably sold one not too long ago) and go single stack.

Im not new to shooting by any means, just new to shooting on the move with a pistol, and shooting for lightining speeds like I see people do with steel shooting. What is the opinion of the knowledgable? Given this info what would you recommend?

October 13, 2011, 10:01 AM	#1
nice shot Member Join Date: October 13, 2011 Location: TEXAS Posts: 26	Starting competitive shooting So I started going to the range to spice up my hand gun skills, then started playing skeet, then. . . found the off in the "yonder" pistol range and noticed a schedule of events. My home range has a steel shooting group and a USPSA group (along with like three others). So heres where Im at. I own a HK .45 USP and its an amazing gun, I truly love this gun. . . but ammo aint cheap. I also own a HK P2000 .40 with quite a bit of ammo and its never truly hard to get ahold of. Mags arent an issue and both guns are stock. If I want to shoot for fun in both groups, which would yall prefer? Also, if you recomend another gun, I would be willing to trade the USP for a 1911 (which I regretably sold one not too long ago) and go single stack. Im not new to shooting by any means, just new to shooting on the move with a pistol, and shooting for lightining speeds like I see people do with steel shooting. What is the opinion of the knowledgable? Given this info what would you recommend?