You'll have your choice of P7M8, P7M13, and a P7K3 to shoot when you come up.
Sweet! Love me some H&K.
You'll have your choice of P7M8, P7M13, and a P7K3 to shoot when you come up.
Agree with this. I paid stupid money for a mint P7M8, but it’s basically just a neat toy to me. So many guns are pretty much the same, but the P7 is it’s own type of weirdness.I used to own a P7M8. It's a great piece of engineering and construction...and maybe the most accurate 9mm pistol I ever fired. It's also a solution to a non-existent problem. It's heavier than necessary as its all steel...an aluminum frame would have addressed that. It takes some getting used to how it works. For a novice who had never shot a gun before would probably have little trouble but there's much to unlearn if you're a seasoned shooter.
A P7 also requires a proper holster...no sticking it your waistband which can depress the grip lever. Years ago I read about a couple of NJ State Troopers who shot themselves unintentionally doing just that.
I ended up selling mine...not because I didn't like it but because I was offered stupid money for it...and I assume the guy who bought it is enjoying the heck out of it because he just had to have it.
What they told her was, those carried P7 had ONLY training and fired the P7. They did not convert people from conventional handguns to the P7, at least at that time.
I think I paid $800 for mine.
What is going rate for one? $3k ish?
Tylers had someone who was going to put it on consignment for 2.5k iirc. nice condition.
What is going rate for one? $3k ish?
I think I remember seeing that on Facebook