HK USP .40--good deal?

[jc000]

I was just at a local shop and came across a HK USP .40 (full-size) for under $400. Does this sound too good to be true? There was also a Sig 226 9mm for around the same price. Should I be cautious or are these not unheard of prices for these used firearms?

Thanks!

[F-Trooper05]

$400 is an excellent deal on both. I recently sold a USP 9 for around $550. Hard to say if it's "too good to be true" without seeing them first hand. Is the 226 old school, or does it have a rail? If it's old school I'd definitely jump on it for that price. If nothing else, you could probably make a couple bucks by re-selling it on GB.

[darr3239]

I agree. They seem to go for over $500 if in good shape, but you don't see many selling for the new prices that are being asked. Low demand?

[Abraxas]

It is a good price. Not totally unheard of but uncommon. Jump on it, unless they are just beat to hell. I would go with the HK over the sig, but that is me and it would be close.YMMV

[jc000]

$400 is an excellent deal on both. I recently sold a USP 9 for around $550. Hard to say if it's "too good to be true" without seeing them first hand. Is the 226 old school, or does it have a rail? If it's old school I'd definitely jump on it for that price. If nothing else, you could probably make a couple bucks by re-selling it on GB.

I'm pretty sure there was no rail on it. I've had little interest in pistols, particularly semi-autos--wish I knew more about what I was looking at. The shop is reputable enough I can't imagine these are bum guns, but I sure wouldn't know by looking at them.

[Pistol Shooter]

A HK USP .40 for less than $400.00 is awfully cheap, well below the average used HK prices I've seen.

Inspect it closely.

[MPS]

Never mind. :)

[loupav]

Sounds like an excellent deal!

[shua713]

I would jump on that in a heartbeat