Heckler & Koch P30SK V1 LEM 9mm — 3.27 in Barrel, 10+1 Capacity, German CIP Proofs, Hostile Environment Finish
This HK P30SK V1 LEM is a German-made, subcompact 9mm with the sought-after LEM trigger system and fully ambidextrous controls. It features a cold hammer-forged polygonal barrel, HK's Hostile Environment nitrocarburized slide finish, and modular grip panels and backstraps included. German CIP proofs (including the Ulm antler) and a BH date code are present, and the factory case label denotes the V1 configuration. It comes with two 10-round magazines, the factory hard case, and the operator's manual.
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 - Strong, well-defined polygonal rifling.
Specific Condition Notes: There is minor marring on the rear sight and around the slide. The ejection port shows small scratches consistent with normal use and wear.
What’s Included
- HK factory hard case with external label "F1HKP30SKV1"
- HK P30/P30L/P30SK operator's manual
- HK P30SK interchangeable side panels and backstraps (loose set)
- Two 10-round factory HK P30SK magazines
The V1 LEM trigger provides a consistent, light double-action pull with no decocker, paired with a spurless hammer for snag-resistant carry. This model uses a hammer-fired DAO system with HK's LEM V1 setup as noted on the factory case label.
Controls are fully ambidextrous, including dual slide stops and a paddle-style magazine release. The modular grip accepts interchangeable side panels and a backstrap (included), and the fiber-reinforced polymer frame offers durable, lightweight construction with an accessory rail.
The 3.27 in cold hammer-forged barrel uses polygonal rifling, and the slide wears HK's Hostile Environment nitrocarburized finish with front and rear serrations. The pistol operates on a short-recoil, Browning-type locked-breech system.
Sights are fixed iron: a front post with dot and a rear square-notch. German CIP proofs are present, including the Ulm antler, "DE," and BH date code, with HK USA Columbus, GA import marking. Matching serials are noted on the barrel, slide, and frame insert.