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>>34858481
HK45 or USP

>>34858498
I tried a USP45 years ago and hated the trigger. Is the HK45 better? And can you get the finger grooves removed like on a Glock? I only bitch about that because most finger grooves do not fit my fingers particularly well.

>>34858510
I don't think you can remove the grooves on the hk45, but the trigger on both is about the same if I remember correctly, which is one of the better ones that you can get on a polymer gun. The only other thing I can think of if you are that worried about ergo and trigger is a M&P45 with an apex trigger kit.

>>34858531
I have an Apex trigger in my edc (no spring kit though), and I'm not re a fan. Fwiw, the USP I shot was a range beater that definitely lacked the match trigger upgrade.

I'm gonna go ahead and suggest the obvious if you already love the 1911.

http://www.deguns.net/PX9116LP-springfield-loaded-lightweight-operator-p/px9116lp.htm

http://oakhillguns.com/tripp-cobra-45-10rd-mag.html

>>34858574
Those mags interest me. I was hoping to get to at least 13rd capacity though. Also I don't much trust anything other than normal 7rd mags in 1911s. Too many stories of problems, and I carry this shit for work.

>>34858588
It's an extended tube, not fucking with the spring and follower. Reviews on the Wilson and Tripp 10 round mags are both stellar.

You could always nut up and buy an STI 2011 if you really want more capacity.

>>34858588
I can't speak for the .45s but their 10rd 9mn mags completely eliminated malfunctions in my 9mm A1. I don't trust anything else, lest it cost me a stage.

glock 21 dumbass, stop being the snowflake of your company and get with the program

>>34858481
>the fucker weighs close to 50oz with the light on and fully loaded
How much does it weigh with the light turned off?

>>34858597

This, it would hurt to scratch it though.

>>34858481

OP, I know you probably don't care much for the grip angle of a glock 21 but it probably is the best answer and you can train into it if you want to. It's cheap (important in a work gun), reliable, high capacity, and shares mags with your coworkers. If you want an edge on what they use, get a glock 41. Same mags, same width as 21, but with OA length of 1911, longer sight radius than either, and lightened trigger.

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Glock brand glock.

>>34858636
Yeah, I'm not taking a $3k gun to work. I'm going to try to see if I can shoot a USP 45 with a match trigger group, and if it's not worth the extra cash I'll just get a G21 and send it to Bowie or TTInto unfuck the grip or something.

>>34858588
I use a 10 round McCormick magazine that works great. Only put about 100 rounds through my R1 with it and it worked great.

How about a SIG P227?

>>34858481
Came here to suggest this: >>34858936

If you want a .45acp with the grip angle of a 1911 but without the weight, do a M&P 45.

>>34858481
Sig p227 I carry one and I love it.

>>34859211
>m&p45
This. They also recoil like a 9mm

>>34858936
I used to own a p226 and hated the bore axis.

>>34858936
I used to own a p226 and hated the bore axis.

How much does the match trigger kit improve the USP 45?

>>34858936
I used to own a p226 and hated the bore axis.

>>34858936
I used to own a p226 and hated the bore axis.

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>>34858645
That is a Hi Point

>>34859211
>>34859299
This right here

>>34858936
I used to own a p226 and hated the bore axis.

>>34861333
Not called a match trigger for nothing. Also the XDm .45 is pretty nice. Stock trigger is ok, powder river trigger is bretty gud