HK P7 PSP 9mm Luger, 4.1 in Fixed-Barrel, 1980 West German, Early Arlington Import, Plum/Violet Slide, 2 Mags, Box & Papers
This West German HK P7 PSP is an early 1980-dated example with the IA date code, the HK Inc. Arlington, VA 22201 import rollmark, and the characteristic plum/violet slide coloration from the heat-treat process. Compact and steel-framed with a fixed 4.1 in barrel, it uses the P7's gas-delayed blowback, striker-fired system and retains the PSP-pattern heel magazine release. Slide and frame carry matching serials.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol shows a few light surface scratches and small blemishes consistent with careful handling. The bore is bright with a reflective finish. Overall presentation is clean and well-kept.
What's Included
- HK factory cardboard box
- HK P7 (PSP) Police Self-loading Pistol manual
- HK factory test target (annotated with matching serial)
- Cleaning rod
- Takedown tool
- 2 x 8-round HK factory P7 9x19 HI marked steel magazines
This PSP-pattern P7 is chambered in 9mm Luger with an 8+1 capacity and a compact footprint. It features the model’s fixed 4.1 in barrel and gas-delayed blowback system paired with striker-fired operation, delivering the distinctive P7 manual of arms.
Controls follow the early PSP configuration: a heel-type magazine catch and the squeeze-cocking frontstrap lever that serves as the primary safety mechanism. The design also incorporates the platform’s low bore axis.
The slide shows the early plum/violet hue associated with heat treatment on period P7s. It bears German commercial proofs (eagle/N and Ulm stag antler) and the two-letter date code "IA" for 1980, with matching serial numbers on the slide and frame.
This example is an early U.S. import with the "HK Inc. Arlington, VA 22201" rollmark. It retains its black textured polymer grip panels, fixed iron sights with a blade front and square-notch rear, and a steel frame finished in matte gray/charcoal.