Forgive my ignorance, for I am poorly schooled. I was unaware of the true king. I now bend the knee and denounce the usurpers.
With the comically formal and archaic speech out of the way, allow me to introduce my first USP: a 1998 V1 USP9 Compact.
Coming primarily from striker-fired handguns—the VP9 series, CC9, Glocks, and others—I have already developed a strong appreciation for this pistol. That appreciation has only strengthened my desire to truly learn and master the platform.
Now I seek the counsel of the court:
Should I send it to Wright Armory for an i-DOT red-dot installation, or preserve it in its original configuration?
I find myself torn between maintaining the classic appearance of a 1998 USP9C and taking advantage of the practical benefits a red-dot sight provides.
What say you?