HK P2000 vs HK P30 - TheFireArmGuy

Published on February 25, 2015
Duration: 5:51

This expert-level comparison by TheFirearmGuy provides a detailed analysis of the Heckler & Koch P2000 and P30 pistols. The guide highlights key differences in ergonomics, controls, accessory rails, sights, and internal mechanisms, drawing on the speaker's high authority and experience. It offers practical insights for potential buyers considering these high-end firearms.

Quick Summary

The Heckler & Koch P30 is generally heavier (27.75 oz) and offers higher capacity (15rds 9mm) than the P2000 (25.25 oz, 13rds 9mm). The P30 features a full Picatinny rail and aggressive texturing, while the P2000 has a more limited rail and smoother panels, potentially aiding concealed carry. Both share a Variant 3 DA/SA trigger system.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction and Pricing
  2. 01:17Trigger Variants and Mechanics
  3. 01:43Grip and Ergonomics
  4. 02:22Controls and Rails
  5. 03:11Sights and Internals
  6. 04:37Field Stripping and Weight

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the HK P2000 and HK P30?

The HK P30 generally offers a more aggressive grip, larger magazine release, full Picatinny rail, and higher capacity magazines compared to the P2000. The P2000 features smoother side panels, potentially better for concealed carry, and is slightly lighter.

How do the triggers compare on the HK P2000 and P30?

Both pistols are typically found in Variant 3 (DA/SA) configuration, featuring a 12lb double-action pull and a 4lb single-action pull. The triggers and trigger guards are noted as being virtually identical between the two models.

What are the weight and capacity differences between the HK P2000 and P30?

The HK P30 is heavier at 27.75 oz versus the P2000's 25.25 oz. The P30 also holds more rounds, with 15 in 9mm and 13 in .40 S&W, compared to the P2000's 13 rounds in 9mm and 12 in .40 S&W.

Which pistol is better for concealed carry, the HK P2000 or P30?

While both can be used for concealed carry, the P2000's smoother side panels might be preferred by some to avoid skin irritation or snagging compared to the P30's more aggressive texturing.

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