hk usp 45 compact stainless

jason m · Jan 7, 2018

Any idea on what these in very good condition are going for? Thank you in advance. I havent saw one for sale in awhile.

Kurt82 · Jan 7, 2018

Depending on condition, caliber and if you have original hard case, mags, etc. Your looking at between $700-$900 around here locally. I love all HK, but i don't think there is a huge collectors market for USP pistols. If i had one of those I would NOT be selling it though. You don't see them very often. Let's see some pics!

Plan-B · Jan 18, 2018

I have one. I don't know if it's officially been discontinued by HK but they're not all that common anymore. I think $650-$700 is realistic for a bare gun with a magazine or two. Maybe $800 with all the original stuff including the box, if it's near mint and includes a couple extra mags. $900 should get you a whole bunch of extras. That's close to what they cost new, when they were a regular retail item. But now, you're mostly paying for the obscurity of it. No, I don't plan on selling mine. I'm a bit of an HK fanatic.

Try signing up for the HKPro forum. They come up every now and then in the marketplace. There's one that was still available around when you started this thread. http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-pistols-sale/411410-wts-hk-uspc-45-stainless-hk-forum-model.html

Here's mine:

jason m · Jan 18, 2018

Roger that, thany you for the info and pics! Been mulling over selling mine. I paid 750$ for gun and mag. Took me awhile to find it to begin with. I just dont get out to shoot as much anymore.

PCFIVEZ · Jan 2, 2019

if any of you guys ever decide to sell yours...i will buy it depending on condition. let me know. thanks.

tac · Jan 2, 2019

The HK USP in its original delineation as a full-size .45ACP pistol was the very last handgun I never owned. I put my £500 deposit on it to collect at the end on the month, and a couple of days later Dunblane happened.

I got my money back the day after. The dealer lost over $100K in business that year, and closed down the gun-store forever in the following January. The business now sells exclusively horse-y stuff.