ok, so I rented a USP45 today. I know some ranges don't

Do you know what variant the trigger was?

>>32822574
I handled a used USP 45ct back to back with a like-new 9mm full sized variant (when I ended up buying the 9).

Both guns DA triggers were long and consistent, yet, they had that "plastic on plastic" grabby feeling in some spots. SA was fine. Short take up and clean break.

I do notice that, on my 9mm, there is a sort of "half cock" hammer position (it is not an LEM trigger) that makes the DA seem better. The hammer protrudes just a slight amount more than when it is completely down, and the DA pull has maybe a quarter less travel.
Oddly, when cocked to this position, you cannot decock it without fully pulling the hammer back and then decocking. I'm not sure if this is a regular USP "thing" since the 45 I handled had a flush hammer.

All in all, I have little to complain about when it comes to the USP. Always wanted one and I love shooting it.

>>32822939
sorry to say, but no. But I'm guessing it's not the LEM trigger. I am not too familiar with HK pistols in general.
Been thinking about getting a USP45.

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>>32823001
Well, like I said, I haven't really shot enough handguns to really begin to appreciate triggers. But the 45 I had just felt like pulling on a "hard floaty pillow". I got used to it after a few shots, but I wasn't sure if this was due to a mistreated range rental or something HK specific.

I don't think it was an LEM trigger.

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>>32823008
You buy a USP for operator nostalgia, there are far better pistols on the market now.

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G11 a cute!

>>32822574
>are HK trigger all that god damn squishy?
99% of them are, yes.
>there wasn't any sort of break
This is typical.
>I felt like I was squeezing air
This is not typical, HK triggers are usually heavy.
>also, is it normal for the slide to come back much more violently in SA?
No. Sounds like your rental had a worn out recoil spring.

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>>32822574
Rental guns are often not maintained and give you a poor impression of the firearm.

Best way to try something out is to find a buddy who owns one.

It sounds like the recoil spring on that one was shot.

>>32823886
She tired

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>>32823886
>Tfw will never get to fire, nevertheless hold a G11