Gun Collectors Dream Auction #84 June 13th & 14th

Heckler & Koch USP Semi-Automatic Pistol .45 ACP with 4.41 Inch Barrel 2000

This auction ended on June 14, 2026.

Start price: $10

Estimated price: $600 - $900

Buyer's Premium: 12%

Sold for: $625

Description

This is a Heckler & Koch USP semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 ACP, a robust sidearm originally designed for the American market. It features a 4.41-inch barrel and is constructed with a nitro-carburized steel slide over a reinforced polymer frame. The frame includes a proprietary accessory rail and a textured grip with stippling on the front and back straps. This example is equipped with fixed white three-dot sights and a left-side manual safety and decocking lever. Key markings include the model designation HK USP on the left side of the slide and .45 Auto on the right side. The right side of the slide also bears the eagle over N proof mark, the AA date code indicating manufacture in 2000, the Ulm stag horn proof, and the serial number 25-067972. Verbatim markings on the barrel hood through the ejection port specify HK .45 Auto and the matching serial number 25-067972. The frame is marked Heckler & Koch GmbH and Made in Germany on the right side, while a metal insert on the underside of the dust cover lists the importer as Heckler & Koch, INC. in Sterling, VA with the serial number 25-067972. One 12-round steel magazine is included with the lot. Note – All firearms require a federal 4473 background check.


Condition report:

The pistol retains a high percentage of its original matte black finish on the slide, with light thinning and silvering visible on the sharp edges and the manual safety lever. The polymer frame is in good condition, showing only minor handling marks and no cracks or chips. The stippled grip texture remains sharp and provides a secure hold. The bore was not inspected but the breech face and feed ramp appear clean. The action appears to function correctly, with a crisp trigger pull and positive engagement of the decocking mechanism. The included magazine shows some surface wear from insertion but is structurally sound.