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aroundlsu · April 16, 2009, 09:38 AM

The bit about the warranty is in your manual. Read it.

There is actually another company, Brugger & Thomet, you can use as well, but that is a European manufactorer and only Made in USA silencers can be sold in the US to civilians.

http://www.brugger-thomet.ch/en/manu...ol.php?pid=317

H&K is worried if you use a suppressor that is not built correctly it could break the polymer frame from all the extra weight hanging on the front of the gun. I suppose if you showed up at HK with a broken USP Tac the first thing they would ask is what suppressor you were using. If you choose to lie, that's your decision. I bet they would ask for a copy of the Form 4 if you claimed it was a KAC that broke it.

With all that said, I am running the USP CT on a Gemtech Blackside and haven't broken anything yet. Here's mine:

I am wearing sissy gloves because the thing gets damn hot after a few mags.

April 16, 2009, 09:38 AM	#8
aroundlsu Senior Member Join Date: December 7, 2007 Location: Louisiana Posts: 156	The bit about the warranty is in your manual. Read it. There is actually another company, Brugger & Thomet, you can use as well, but that is a European manufactorer and only Made in USA silencers can be sold in the US to civilians. http://www.brugger-thomet.ch/en/manu...ol.php?pid=317 H&K is worried if you use a suppressor that is not built correctly it could break the polymer frame from all the extra weight hanging on the front of the gun. I suppose if you showed up at HK with a broken USP Tac the first thing they would ask is what suppressor you were using. If you choose to lie, that's your decision. I bet they would ask for a copy of the Form 4 if you claimed it was a KAC that broke it. With all that said, I am running the USP CT on a Gemtech Blackside and haven't broken anything yet. Here's mine: I am wearing sissy gloves because the thing gets damn hot after a few mags.