I got a 45 version 2 years ago. It's fantastic!

@@OnafetsEnovap it's around government requirements. Keep in mind this was before the picatinny was a thing so a lot of stuff didn't make sense then.

@@FirearmTutorials Fair enough.

@@donprater6944 lol. It gets easier if you do it more.

That sucks... I have 3 or 4 of them and the one in this video was the only one to have this problem. Though it was also the one which has seen the most use. I have many EOTech, aimpoint, trijicon, vortex, etc red dots. The EOTech is still my favorite.

@@FirearmTutorials will post results 2 days now waiting on RMA request

I got another new house... but it doesn't have a shop :(

@@FirearmTutorials I hear you, same boat, had to get rid of my woodshop #bigsad

@@ddigre01 Yea... I was doing Cerakote in that shop for the last 1.5 years before I sold it. It was a labor of love like the rest of this stuff but sometimes I really miss it.

It's a great system. I have it on my carry gun.

Funny you mention it... I think I finally wore out the one that came with my gun. After 10k-ish rounds. Here is what I recently replaced it with and I ran 5 mags through it with no issues: www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/RCM-MP5-RECOIL-ASSEMBLY-NEW-p14672.htm

No the P30 has a button on the rear by the hammer which I think is less intuitive.

@@FirearmTutorials Is it still just as safe, aside form the intuitiveness?

Yes just as safe. Some people remove the decocker on the P30, but then you end up with a weird looking spot on the rear where there used to be a button but now there isn't. Really strange in my ipinion.

They go inside the suppressor so you can it on guns with different barrel threads.

@@The_Exodus2 no the fullsize are too large to fit in magwell of the compact.

@FirearmTutorials Alright got it. Thanks. Also. Where could I find a compensator for my Compact? What would be a good website?

@@kirksanders9478 A round with little or no gun powder that doesn't have enough energy to leave the barrel.

@@lefunnyN1 it is very nice! Even better than the normal USP.

@@anotherglock3930 I'm listing this on gunbroker this week

@@FirearmTutorials I’ll be lookin🫡

Yes. Some Beretta and CZ pistols. I have both but my versions only have a safety which annoys me

@@FirearmTutorials thank you for this information. Why doesnt this system spread more? Its great. Theres npthing to worry. Sorry 4 my engl im german.

There just aren't many hammer fired guns being made any longer. They're almost all striker fired now 😢 the hammer fired design has some advantages.

Thanks! Still my favorite rifle AR! I've changed the optic to a gray EOtech and the stock to an MOE SL. I did the upper and lower reciever in Midnight Cerakote.

Interesting... I've never swapped a TRS on a compact gun before.

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@@FirearmTutorials sent you a message.

@@FirearmTutorials I contacted you. Never heard back.

@@FirearmTutorials Never heard a thing back from you. Not sure what is going on lol. Asks me to contact and reach out and then nothing haha

everything with the HK logo is over priced. Here's one even better: www.midwayusa.com/product/1007098011?pid=669071 That came with my USC. It's no better than a $10 one from Walmart. Oh, an the HK logo already wore off anyways...LOL

@@FirearmTutorials Except for the actual weapons, I served with the USP, G36, and MG3. Later the french FAMAS. I have a sticker on my car since like 2012, a baseball cap, and a desk mat from them, so nothing that can actually break haha and they are of ok quality for the price I paid, but some stuff you pay for LOGO only as you said.

@@CharlieTheAstronaut How did you like the FAMAS?

@@FirearmTutorials Quite a bit, it is relatively simple, very good for close/medium range due to the bullpup design, we had no sights or magnifiers on them. The G36 had the built in red dot and magnifier with daylight or battery operation. Overall the g36 is a better alround weapon as you can easly engage at longer distances if needed, and the dual /tripple (not recommended) mags are very practical.I know many complain about the g36 melting or deforming, that is not an issue I have faced or seen. They are a pain to clean on the outside tho, as the plastic fuses with every dirt particle you encounter in the field haha. I was the machine Gunner as I was one of the bigger guys, the MG3 is old but I love it with all my heart, my buddy who had to carry my spare barrels, and ammo hated it hahaha :D

@@CharlieTheAstronaut Great info! Thanks for sharing. The rate of fire on that MG3 must be unreal...

3 lug mounts are only needed for guns that have a 3 lug barrel. So MP5, some 9mm AR barrels, and a few others. For most handguns you'll need a piston and booster in the correct thread pitch.

It's actually not that long of a story... she lost a bet and had to shoot a shotgun. So I bought the stoutest rounds I could find and labeled them. She never shot them and I think I still have them somewhere.

How does the Teflon tape do with the heat?

@@FirearmTutorials it stays put, turns a little black but just be sure you wrap the threads a few times. I usually do 4-5 wraps.

The only grease I use on the USP is the slide plate for the thumb lever. Just a little where the pin comes through the metal plate.

@@FirearmTutorials Thumb lever, the safety decocker lever or the slide release lever? And have you experienced any wear on that spot?

I actually lost this 3 lug adapter at the range. They don't sell this one any longer and I don't have the newer one.

e-mail [email protected] and see if they ship to your location.

@@FirearmTutorials The issue is they are not allowed to ship from US to outside US, National US only as I understand due to Regulations on weapon parts

@@mjzangenberg ITAR... Usually just things like EOTechs, ACOGs, etc. but sometimes it does cover "mounts" and related things. Put a post on hkpro.com and ask how you get a USP light mount in your country. That would be your best bet if it's possible.