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    HK USP tac barrel

    Will a tac barrel work with a standard USP or do you need a different slide?
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    Will work in standard USP FS. Make sure the tac barrel has the rubber O-ring.
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    Sweet. If you want a silencer you have to install the taller sights too, right?

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    Well, you don't have to. But if you want to clear the silencer, then yes. I prefer Heinies.

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    If you are talking USP FS, you will also need the tactical guide rod and spring if you plan to suppress without ruining your pistol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HKGuns View Post
    If you are talking USP FS, you will also need the tactical guide rod and spring if you plan to suppress without ruining your pistol.
    Thanks that's good info to know.
    I don't plan on running a suppressor at the moment but curious about what I would need.
    "If force can take away liberty, force is necessary to preserve it. It is the hatred of violence alongside the willingness to use violence that preserves liberty. In order for us to live as free men, we have to hate the violence that takes away liberty, yet at the same time, we must embrace the violence that preserves it. That is the paradox our founders appreciated and made work for over 200 years."

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