Langdon Tactical is no stranger to mass-producing custom parts to give you the edge.
Now partnering with H&K, Langdon Tactical will apply its skills to the P30 and P2000 series of H&K firearms. In all DA/SA and LEM options, and even including California-compliant P2000 models. Low-profile red dot optics, night sights, LTT trigger jobs, and more will also be available separately if you want to make the changes yourself.
Over 200 options will be available, opening up some exciting evolutions to the platform. MSRP starts at about $1,000 and climbs up from there depending on the platform and options. Multiple trigger weights and hammer weights are available, as are different flavors of sights.

Saw his announcement a few days ago. Thought it was a little odd that he's using GrayGuns parts in his trigger jobs.

"Our RDO customization will only work on the HK P30 and P30L"

As a big LTT fan I'm really disappointed the P30SK was left out. A huge, huge miss IMO. Wright Armory iDOT doesn't have that limitation.

Neat. I think it's time that I finally do something with that currently unloved P30 V3 of mine.

EDIT: just noticed that Langdon's company logo reminds me a lot of another logo...

If you can’t beat them, join them. He realized they couldn’t improve upon or sell for less what GG already had so..

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Originally posted by iron chef:
Saw his announcement a few days ago. Thought it was a little odd that he's using GrayGuns parts in his trigger jobs.

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Originally posted by ah3:
"Our RDO customization will only work on the HK P30 and P30L"

As a big LTT fan I'm really disappointed the P30SK was left out. A huge, huge miss IMO. Wright Armory iDOT doesn't have that limitation.

(Self-promotion as I do work with Grayguns.) Grayguns does have a short reset system and a straight trigger for the P30SK.

https://grayguns.com/?s=P30SK&...=product&dgwt_wcas=1

I'm not familiar with the HK line-up, but there are plenty of reviews on the site for those products. I know Keith and Bruce worked with Ernie on the project, but I'm not familiar with the details.

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Originally posted by steve495:
(Self-promotion as I do work with Grayguns.) Grayguns does have a short reset system and a straight trigger for the P30SK.

Any word/progress on a straight trigger solution for the P2000?

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Originally posted by neex:
Any word/progress on a straight trigger solution for the P2000?

I should be speaking with Keith early this week and I will ask him.

My P30S is at the gunsmith's right now getting a Grayguns straight trigger installed. It should be finished next week. I've been wanting a straight trigger in my HK USP Compact but so far I don't think anybody makes one for that model.

That straight trigger especially with LEM is intriguing.

Once I found P2000’s and P30’s I can’t even fathom picking up my USPc’s anymore. Which is a shame because they are great guns but the grip just feels awful compared to the other two.

Which is weird because I find the USP fits me better, especially in .45. Although I still have no idea why HK decided to redesign the decocker to be at the back of the slide instead of on the safety.

All those replaceable panels and the USP fits you better? Lol you are the unicorn Dan!

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Originally posted by steve495:
I should be speaking with Keith early this week and I will ask him.

Great. I have the short reset, which was a big improvement to the trigger (for me). However, I still find the feel of the P2000 trigger awkward/distracting, and I'm all but convinced it is because of the severe curve/hook at the bottom. Would really like to see a straight trigger option like you did for the P30.

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Originally posted by DanH:
Although I still have no idea why HK decided to redesign the decocker to be at the back of the slide instead of on the safety.

It's ambi, and results in a cleaner/simpler profile (which might be nice for someone carrying IWB). And if you disassemble, you can see that the design of the mechanism is simple--I think other manufacturers might have copied if DA/SA had remained more popular. Also, I've never carried this weapon as an LEO, but there were situations when I cocked my P226 while it was holstered, but that meant I had to remove the weapon from the holster to decock, which wouldn't be required with a P2000 decocker.