Heckler & Koch P7 PSP 9mm Luger, 1980 "IA" Date Code, Ulm Proofs, HK Arlington Import, 4.13 in Barrel, 2 Magazines, Box, Manual, Test Target
This German-made HK P7 PSP is a documented 1980 production pistol with Ulm commercial proofs, HK's two-letter "IA" date code, and the HK Inc. Arlington, VA import mark. It includes the factory cardboard box, owner's manual, and the original HK factory test target dated 21 January 1980. The pistol shows matching serial numbers on the slide and frame, and it retains the PSP pattern features collectors look for.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent - Polygonal rifling is clean and well-defined.
Specific Condition Notes: Light handling marks and signs of prior use are present on the exterior. The bore is bright and clean. See photos for details.
What’s Included
- Heckler & Koch P7 factory cardboard box
- Heckler & Koch P7 owner's manual
- HK factory test target (Mod. P7), dated 21.1.80
- Two 8-round steel single-stack P7 magazines with numbered witness holes (2–8)
The P7 PSP is built on HK's gas-delayed blowback system (Barnitzke-type) with a fixed, cold-hammer-forged barrel featuring polygonal rifling. Chambered in 9mm Luger, it uses a striker-fired action and the signature squeeze-cocking frontstrap. The 4.13-inch fixed barrel contributes to the model's well-known accuracy and consistency.
This PSP-pattern pistol has the heel-type magazine release and uses single-stack 8-round magazines with numbered witness holes. The slide has rear cocking serrations and longitudinal top serrations to reduce glare. It wears fixed iron sights with a front post and a square-notch rear for a clear, durable sight picture.
Provenance and markings include the eagle/N and Ulm antler proofs, the "IA" two-letter HK date code for 1980, and the HK Inc. Arlington, VA 22201 import mark. The included factory test target is dated 21 January 1980, providing period documentation of the pistol's original performance.
Details that matter to collectors and informed buyers are present: matching serial numbers on the slide and frame, the correct PSP configuration and controls, and original HK packaging and literature. The bore condition is excellent, aligning with the model's reputation for precision.