Flintlock wrote:
Renegade wrote:
Offensive use such as a suppressed H&K USP Tactical - they may help for short to medium range shots where you have a moment to compose your sight picture.
Defensive use such as a carry weapon - if you train to look at and align sights you are not training correctly. Let the force guide you...
Why would a supressed USP Tactical be considered "offensive"? What is your definition of a carry weapon? Not trying to badger you, just curious why you made the distinction between the two as I see absolutely no difference...
As for night sights, it is a personal preference just like anything else. For me, it helps my shooting accuracy and I live in a state that has veryshort daysduring the winter.
No harm - most pistols are carried for defensive purposes. Someone suprises you, draw your pistol and defend.
The H&K USP Tactical was built for tracking down targets and shooting them. The adjustable target sights sit high so as to still be useful when looking over a suppressor. The barrel is threaded to accept a suppressor and and uses an o-ring support to enhance accuracy. The match grade trigger allows for ideal shots.
All-in-all it is one hell of a nice piece. If you are ever in the area I would be glad to let you bang a few rounds through it!