# Gun Owners\>\> Heckler & Koch or Glock?

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A lot of people complain about overall comfort with the glock series of pistols.

I shot off a mag in a Glock 17 in .45acp and in a HK USP in .45acp

The USP is a little bigger in some of the demensions but It has some key features that the glock does not.

It HAS A SAFETY

You can rack the slide, push the safety all the way down and decock it for single and double action firing.

Its a bit more balanced, with glocks the grip and frame is polymer making it light, but it puts all the weight up top, giving the gun a higher kick.

The USP is more balanced overall and is more controllable in firing off rounds in rapid succession.

The USP Compact is also a very nice comfortable smaller version of it.

I would also look into the the 1911’s Some of the best .45 firing guns ever made.  
Kimber makes a great weapon.

Personaly I would grab the USP, get some rubber hogue grips on it and Iridium sites and be all set.

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