H&K P2000SK .357 Sig

Congratulations on your latest acquisition.
I have had the opportunity to put a few rounds down range with a HK P2K chambered in .357 Sig. The double action trigger pull can be heavy. However, the single action is very nice. The subcompact grip will have pinkies hanging off the bottom of those with big paws. The pistol is very concealable. Those that are recoil sensitive may experience some muzzle flip. It is controllable with conscious effort. The accuracy is acceptable for a service/carry pistol. About a year ago H&K had discontinued the .357 sig P2000 models. It’s a hot round, perhaps just slow to catch on.

"When Determined To Survive, Leave Nothing To Chance"

The P200SK comes with mags that have a slightly curved baseplate that allows for your pinkie to rest comfortably. At least mine.
Chain, this is a brand new pistol. Are you sure H&K discontinued the .357 Sig in the P2000SK? I'm sure the muzzle rise won't be much more than my Ultra Covert Kimber in .45ACP. What do you think?

MUZZLE FLIP , HA ! THATS A WAY TO PUT IT . 357 SIG SHOULD BE VERY SMOOTH IN COMPARISON . ALTHOUGH , I GOT RID OF MY HK 9MM USP . IT WAS NOT AS SMOOTH AS THE 45 USP . 357 SIG WILL FEEL FAST . LIKE THE 9MM

THIS ONE IS FOR ME ! HK UMP

YA MINE TO , THATS WHY I MADE MY OWN OUT OF THE USC / UMP KIT IS THE WAY TO GO $$$$$

BRAD GO HERE. ( http://www.top-notchparts.com/prod01.htm )they have what you need . if you con take apart a 1911 you can handle this , but you have to get a usc first ! best if it is already one of the black ones . the collor maches perfect . i used the usc-4 parts kit .

Finally got the opportunity to fire my new P2000SK .357 Sig. Gun operated flawlessly, but I was disappointed with it's accuracy. It was consistently shooting 2-3" to the left at 20'. I thought it must be me, so I switched to my Kimber Ultra Covert II, and blew the middle 3" of the target completely out after 2 magazines.
Is it possible that the H&K's sites are off? Suggestions are welcome.

General,
I normally wouldn't expect it to compete, but the XD40 I traded for it was a much more accurate pistol. My XD had a 4" barrel, so I guess it's not fair to assume that the 2 3/4" barrel in the P2K-SK can compete with it. I was really hoping it would be a good carry replacement for the rust prone Kimber. Can't bet your life on a gun that's not accurate though. I think this one may be heading to the trading block.

Regarding pistol sight adjustment.

The first thing is “FORS” front opposite, rear same. When you want to move the impact point, move the front sight in the opposite direction of the point impact. For instance, when the round goes low, move the sight down, or opposite from the desired point of impact.

Use a brass drift, and lay the pistol on a good piece of padding and gently tap the slide. You'll have to give it a bit of encouragement. FORS works for windage as well, so if you're pistol is shooting to the right, you want to change the impact point to the left, thus Rear Same or you'll want to move the rear sight to the left. Good luck.

"When Determined To Survive, Leave Nothing To Chance"

That's frustrating and the shop should understand this.
Do you think you'll be able to get your XD back?

"When Determined To Survive, Leave Nothing To Chance"

BRAD , NOT ALL GUNS WORK FOR EVERY ONE . THERE ARE GUNS THAT SHOOT DEAD ON FOR ME , AND MY FRIEND CANT HIT THE BARN WITH IT , TRUTH I HAD TO PRACTIC THE SHIT OUT OF A 1911 , STILL IT SUCKED , THEN I GOT A OLD REMMINTON RAND FROM 1943 , IT HIT LIKE NO OTHER , MY H&K USP 9MM MIGHT NOT BE AROUND VERY LONG , ITS JUST LIKE THE OTHER ONE I GOT RID OF , I LIKE MY USP 45 IT DOES JUST FINE , SOME WORK FOR ME , SOME DONT ! TRY A SIG I NEVER HAD A BAD ONE OUT OF ABOUTE 14 OR SO ! P220 ,228 , 226 LIKE THEM VERY MUCH !

TRY TRY AGAIN . ITS NOT A BAD GUN BY FAR , I KINDA LIKE IT , CHECKED ONE OUT AFTER YOU GOT YOURS , IVE ALWAYS BE A FAN OF H&K . IVE HAD MY SHARE THATS FOR SURE . THEY WORK BETTER WHEN YOU ABUSE THE LIVING ---- OUT OF THEM , HA!