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![]() Heckler & Koch .45 ACP USP45C Variant 3 Compact 9 Shot 1 Magazine Night Sights 2002 Roanoke VA Police 215920 Firearm Handgun Pistol 45 Automatic H&K H Guns International #: 100450290 Seller's Inventory #: HG215920U Category: Heckler & Koch Pistols - .45 ACP Pistols Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Robertson Trading Post Company: Robertson Trading Post Member Since: 10/31/13 State: Tennessee Zip: 38340-0365 Country: United States Phone: 731 989 7641 Fax: 731 989 4723 Number of Active Listings: 0 Total Number of Listings: 549 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. 7 Day Return on Used; 90 Day Lay-aways w 20% down non refundable; handguns $15 L 48 long guns $20 L 48 Payment Types Accepted: Discover MC Visa Check USPS MO Description: No sales outside the US. Photos are representative, but they are a pistol from the same department; buyer will receive the one in the photos or a very similar specimen. Heckler & Koch earned our respect during the Reagan Era with their PS and P7 series pistols. In 1993, HK’s military technology entered the civilian and law enforcement market with their USP, Universal Self-Loading Pistol. A .45 ACP variant came online in 1995, along with a chopped down Compact version – this one, the USP45 Compact. German Date Codes indicate this small batch of USP 45C Variant III pistols were manufactured between 1997 and 2009. Each one served with the detectives and plainclothes officers of the Roanoke County Police Department in our Sister State of Virginia from its issuance until the present year, when the Department changed to .40 S&W Pistols from another manufacturer. Manufacturer is Heckler & Koch gmbh of Oberndorf, Germany. Importer was Heckler & Koch of Sterling VA. Factory number is 215920, ancestor to, and very similar to, the currently produced 704533 HK45 Compact. Type is blowback single and double action, hammer fired semi-automatic pistol, linkless Browning type as the manual puts it. Construction is steel slide, barrel, and internal parts housed on a steel embedded polymer frame, with a total of four points of steel to steel contact. Forward area of the frame is grooved, but for German, not Picatinny, rail apparatuses. Return spring is buffered flat coil steel. Finish on all metal parts. Sights are Tru factory Night Sights, both dovetailed into the slide. Barrel is 3.8 inches 6 groove right hand polygonal, 1:16 rate of twist. Overall length is 7.09 inches from the muzzle to the grip frame strut area. Slide measures 1.14 wide at the ejection port. Sight radius is 5.6 inches. Height is 5 1/4 inches from the top of the rear sight to the magazine floorplate. Magazine is original factory HK steel bodied with dovetailed back construction. It holds 8 rounds of .45 ACP caliber ammunition, so 8+1 with standard magazine and extended magazines are readily available. Weight empty is 28 ounces, with center of gravity at the ambidextrous magazine release. Trigger is .400 polymer with 3 center serrations; hammer is factory bobbed .325 steel. This USP Compact has a firing pin safety. Unlike the Variant 1, this Variant 3 does not have a lever safety, only the decocker. The single side, right hand shooter control lever acts as a decocker in the down position, so that the operator can safely end a firing session. Trigger travel is 5mm on Single Action, or 11.5 mm on double action. Double action trigger pull measures 10 pound vicinity; and the single action pull is a relatively crisp 4 1/2 pounds with minimal felt creep. Each pistol has been well maintained, and surface detractions are moderate, with faint holster contact whitening on the slide, slide operation whitening and buffing to the barrel surface, carry polishing to the grip frame, and some edge whitening to the hammer spur. We classify them as Very Good Condition, 80 to 85 percent vicinity by our estimate. Photos, at any rate, ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to check our grading. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright and clean. We estimate each weapon was fired 700 times for annual qualification during its tenure, no rounds at all for an HK USP. Replacement pricing on this pistol is over $1,000 in our area, and there aren’t any to speak of. We’re offering the pistol in the photos or one of its substantially identical mates, however, for only $ 659.00. Not transferable to civilian residents of California, the District of Colombia, or Massachusetts. SOLD |