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posted May 21, 2017 02:23 PM
Does anyone know of a range in No. VA or MD that rents a USP 9mm? I would like to try one since I have thought of it as possible purchase. Thanks.


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posted May 21, 2017 02:32 PMHide Post
I would try Blue Ridge Arsenal. I think they are your best bet. Maybe SharpShooters in Lorton.


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posted May 21, 2017 02:46 PMHide Post
Elite shooting in manassas has a p30, but no USP


Wish I'd seen this a month ago. I just sold my last USP. I would have gladly met you at Elite and let you shoot mine


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posted May 21, 2017 03:04 PMHide Post
I just came from a session at SharpShooters; lots of rentals and they have a few H&Ks for sale. They may have the USP to rent; you could give them a call or e-mail.
 
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posted May 21, 2017 03:07 PMHide Post
Thanks for the suggestions. I checked Sharpshooters, BRA, & Elite Shooting but if they have the USP it is in 40 S&W. Something about the 9 that they do not keep in stock for rental.


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posted May 21, 2017 03:19 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by SSAreGreat:
Thanks for the suggestions. I checked Sharpshooters, BRA, & Elite Shooting but if they have the USP it is in 40 S&W. Something about the 9 that they do not keep in stock for rental.


That sucks. Just a guess, but maybe they picked up .40S&W pistols cheap with the recent flood to the used market. It would make sense to use them for rentals.


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posted May 21, 2017 05:52 PMHide Post
I own a USP 45 and I've shot a USP 9. There isn't a lot of difference. The USP's dual recoil spring does a good job of soaking up the recoil. Just shoot the 40 with some 180 grain fmj. It will give you a good intro to the fire control system.


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posted May 21, 2017 08:01 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by Billy346:
I own a USP 45 and I've shot a USP 9. There isn't a lot of difference. The USP's dual recoil spring does a good job of soaking up the recoil. Just shoot the 40 with some 180 grain fmj. It will give you a good intro to the fire control system.


Thanks Billy346. How does the USP 9 compare to the 226 for recoil, if you ever shot a 226? I have a 226 MK25 and the recoil is very mild even with my tedernitis. The 226 is a bit heavy for CCW at 34 oz. empty. My P30L at 27 oz. is more comfortable for CCW.


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posted May 21, 2017 10:35 PMHide Post
Try Maryland Small Arms range ... you never know.
 
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posted May 22, 2017 07:39 AMHide Post
Tried Elite Shooting, BRA, Silver Eagle, Sharpshooters, Maryland Small Arms Range, and even a few north of Baltimore City but to no avail. I imagine that with the release of the P30's and VP9 series the USP 9 is not as popular.


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