H&K Discontinues USC Sales
As of this morning the H&K USC has been removed from the dealer price sheet, a followup confirmed with H&K that it is discontinued. As of this post date, it is still listed on the website. H&K has not confirmed yet if the weapon was discontinued in Germany, or is just no longer imported by H&K USA.
Introduced in 1994 as a “sporting” weapon in an unassuming gray color, it was later replaced with an all black version in 2007. The sub-carbines are sought after by enthusiasts looking to convert them into UMP replicas, complete with short barrel. There are several businesses that are centered on making and selling conversion parts as well as gunsmithing services of these firearms.
Ethan's firearm interests are mostly with Cold War era select-fire weapons and their semi-auto counterparts.
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maybe if the were not so overpriced it would have sold better for 2000-3000 i could by a perfectly good SVD instead of a piece of overpriced plastic
The USC , while many HK fanboys will disagree, has always been the poster
child to me on all that is wrong with the way H&K treats US civilian sales. Folks
mock Century Arms but here was a clear model as to H&K could have acted.
No reason why the gun could have imported like a WASR, had its magwell
and stock changed and sold. I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT ONE. It is very tedious
to hear the excuses when Century and Sig are filling gun racks. How many
PTR's have been sold this year alone ? By the way....actually bought H&K
guns regularly back in the day...my like new H&K 91 will never be sold...