HK CC9 Micro 9mm Luger, Striker-Fired, Optic-Cut Slide, 3.32 in Barrel, 12+1, Made in USA
Heckler & Koch's CC9 is a micro-size 9mm built by HK USA in Columbus, Georgia, pairing a 0.99 in width with a 6.03 in overall length and 18.4 oz weight (without magazine) while offering a 12+1 capacity. The slide is optic-cut with a cover plate installed (no optic is provided), and controls include bilateral slide stop levers. Factory literature notes testing to NATO AC/225 protocols, underscoring its purpose-built design for a compact defensive sidearm.
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 - Polygonal rifling with clean, well-defined geometry.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm shows a few superficial scratches from light handling.
What’s Included
- HK factory original box
- Operator's Manual, CC9 Series
- Lock
- Zippered soft pistol pouch
- Backstrap
- G-Code kydex holster with belt clip
- 1x 12-round factory HK CC9 steel magazine
- 1x 10-round factory HK CC9 steel magazine
The CC9 uses a striker-fired, short-recoil system with a Browning-type modified linkless locking design. Despite its micro footprint, it maintains a stated 12+1 capacity and carries comfortably thanks to its slim 0.99 in width and 6.03 in overall length.
The slide features an optic cut with a cover plate (no optic provided), front and rear serrations, and a beveled nose to aid holstering. Fixed iron sights consist of a front post and a notched rear with a 5.12 in sight radius.
The polymer frame integrates textured grip panels, a three-slot accessory rail on the dust cover, and a lanyard hole at the heel. Controls include bilateral slide stop levers and a left-side push-button magazine release. Safety is handled by a trigger with an integral safety blade.
The 3.32 in barrel uses polygonal rifling with a 1:9.8 in right-hand twist in a six-groove pattern for efficient bullet engagement. The pistol is designed and manufactured in the United States and marked "Made in USA." Factory literature notes testing to NATO AC/225 protocols.