Description
This is a CA-complaint firearm that can be shipped to CA with three 9rd magazines
UPC: 642230260870
Model #: 81000060
Serial Number: 122-025058
Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch
Pistol Model: P2000 SK V3
Action: Double/single action, hammer fired
Caliber: .40 S&W
Capacity: 9+1
Barrel Length: 3.26”
Slide Material: Stainless steel
Slide Finish: Matte-black nitro-carburized finish
Frame: Fiberglass-reinforced black polymer
Sights: Fixed, 3 white-dot night sites
Weight: 24 oz
Magazine: Three steel 9-round magazines
Other Accessories: Plastic box, lock, manual, H&K sticker, one additional backstrap
- Produced as a concealable pistol for a German police agency
- Polymer, recoil-absorbing bushing rides up and down the steel guide rod and helps reduce recoil forces to improve shooter control
- Polygonal bore profile – with no traditional lands-and-grooves rifling – that contributes to longer service life
- Hostile environment finish that protects the machined steel slide from corrosion and wear
- Decocker on the left rear of the frame
- Stippling is molded to the front’s panels and backstraps
- Fixed open iron night sights, white contrast dots, and square notch rear sight
- Abbreviated “industry standard” mounting rails that enable lights, laser aimers, and other accessories to be added
- Simple-to-install modular grip panels allows custom-fitting to any shooter’s hand
- Fully ambidextrous magazine release and dual slide release levers
- Recurved, hook trigger guard
- Made in Heckler & Koch’s historic Oberndorf factory in southwest Germany
- Heckler & Koch’s limited lifetime warranty
- CALIFORNIA COMPLIANT pistol
Heckler & Koch (H&K) has designed and manufactured more than 100 different types of firearms and devices for the world’s military and law enforcement organizations, as well as sports shooters and hunters. Its history extends back over 70 years and H&K is renowned for the quality of its firearms – quality that has been recognized and adopted by myriad public service agencies around the world. H&K developed the first polymer pistol in the 1970s and started producing its Universale Selbstladepistole (USP) series of handguns. The USP pistol was turned over to the US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) for rigorous testing trials in 1992, and the USP became one of the hardest-tested pistols in the world In 1994, a variant of the USP9 (P8) replaced the Walther P1 (an updated P38 design) as the standard handgun for the Bundeswehr); it remains so to this day.
Produced by H&K in late 2001, the idea behind the P2000 semi-automatic handgun was to make a well-balanced, ergonomic, semi-auto handgun compact enough for quick action for German law enforcement and security agencies. In response to consumer desire for a more precise trigger, H&K introduced a double-action/ single-action P2000 variant at the 2005 SHOT Show. Sharing the same nomenclature as the USP family of pistols, the gun was called the P2000 Variant 3. The P2000 was an answer to the USP’s need for better, more modern ergonomics for a concealed carry that would be easier to operate, had less recoil, a crisp trigger, and fit most holsters. Ergonomically, the P2000 was ahead of its time for a 2001-modeled gun, with an ambidextrous mag release, decocking button, and slide release. The P2000 incorporated features of the successful HK USP Compact pistol with the latest innovations of HK engineers. A refinement of a design created for several European police agencies, the P2000 was available with a traditional double-action/single-action trigger mode. As an attestation to the pistol’s market longevity, outstanding design, and superlative functionality as a concealed carry pistol, even as the company introduced new compact handguns the P2000 has remained in continuous production since 2001 and has not undergone any updates or revisions. The P2000 SK (subcompact) combines elements of the successful HK USP Compact pistol with recent technological innovations from HK engineers-only in a smaller, more concealable design.
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