H&k p9s
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Depends upon condition and whether it is a German police refurb with the re-blued slide but the 12(6) designation takes a good bite out of resale value, unfortunately. The last P9S Combat that sold on the EE was chambered in .45acp, VG condition, no box, manual or test target went for $500.
Another key question is the condition of the recoil buffer. Has it been fired with a disintegrated buffer? Have the stops on the buffer housing been damaged or sheared off? Replacement parts are extremely difficult to find, although buffers are available in limited numbers in the US.
Another key question is the condition of the recoil buffer. Has it been fired with a disintegrated buffer? Have the stops on the buffer housing been damaged or sheared off? Replacement parts are extremely difficult to find, although buffers are available in limited numbers in the US.
If it is in good condition with no damage I'd be thinking $700ish might be a good place to start. They've got their own unique appeal and are fun to shoot—and don't up very often here.
I remember that one...I had just picked up a 9mm P9S the month before so didn't jump on it like I should have.
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Well, you learn something new everyday! I didn't know the P9S was a 12(6) gun and I didn't know they made it in .45ACP!
I thought it was a service pistol sized handgun?
I thought it was a service pistol sized handgun?
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That's ironic that the P7 which looks way more compact is actually restricted while the P9S is a prohib!!
It depends which P7 variant you have. There are actually 3 FRT table entries for the P7M8 for example. 105mm, 106mm and 107mm. The first is 12(6) and the others are only restricted.
The P9S Combat and Target models came from the factory at 102mm, although there were Sport group Variants and threaded suppressor ready variants with longer 5.5" barrels which are obviously restricted.
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My P7M8 was registered as a prohib. Due to the help from the kind folks on here, I submitted pictures with a caliper showing the barrel to be 106mm. They re-classified it as a restricted and I traded it away 2 years ago.
The default entry by the CFC for the P7M8 was 105mm as that was the published factory spec. Fortunately, heavy crowning on the barrel pushed the measured length to 106mm or 107mm and reclassification was possible for many of them. Great move to have yours reclassified, well worth the effort.
