Heckler & Koch HK CC9 Micro 9mm, 3.32 in Barrel, Striker-Fired, RMSc Optic Cut, 10+1 — Made in USA — 6 Magazines
The HK CC9 is a micro 9mm designed and manufactured in the United States, marking a first for Heckler & Koch. This striker-fired, short-recoil pistol pairs a slim 0.99 in profile with a cold hammer-forged, +P-rated barrel and a direct-mount RMSc optics interface. This example comes in excellent condition and includes six 10-round steel magazines, the original box, HK soft pouch, manual, and a PHLSTER IWB kydex holster.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent - Well-defined polygonal rifling.
Specific Condition Notes: Shows little evidence of prior use. The bore is clean and shiny.
What’s Included
- Original HK box
- HK CC9 owner's manual
- HK-branded soft zippered pouch
- PHLSTER IWB kydex holster
- Six 10-round steel double-stack magazines
The CC9 is HK’s first handgun designed and built in the United States, with proof marks and rollmarks indicating HKI Columbus, GA and Made in USA, along with the HK P (shield) marking. It uses a removable serialized chassis and interchangeable backstraps to support modularity and serviceability.
For its size class, the CC9 balances concealability and control: a 3.32 in cold hammer-forged barrel rated for +P ammunition, 6.03 in overall length, 0.99 in width, and a weight of 18.4 oz without the magazine. Capacity is 10+1, and this pistol ships with six steel double-stack magazines.
The slide features front grasping grooves and rear cocking serrations, a direct-mount RMSc-footprint optic cut with a cover plate retained by two screws, and dovetailed steel sights (plain post front, serrated square-notch rear). A short three-slot accessory rail is integrated into the dustcover for compatible lights or accessories.
Its striker-fired system incorporates a trigger safety tab, firing pin block, and a loaded chamber indicator. Field-stripping does not require a trigger pull. The design follows NATO/SAAMI endurance and environmental testing protocols prior to release, underscoring its focus on durability and reliability.