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Why has nobody made one? It has to be out of any patent stuff by now. It has at least 50 microFonzies of cool to it, maybe 100. I cannot bring myself to shell out $6000 or more for one. PSA? Looking at you, gentlemen. |
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Originally Posted By akethan: $6k huh? Originally Posted By akethan: $6k huh? Expect to pay between $5,500 and $7,500 for a Heckler & Koch P7 M13, depending on the condition, packaging, and collector demand. Due to its high collectibility and out-of-production status, prices on the secondary market consistently command a major premium over standard handguns |
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P7 Pro? I thought they were making a few different models, Ian from FW is getting one last I heard. |
| They were and would be extremely expensive to make. All steel, intricate. I am well familiar with the P7 series. I purchased a P7M13 new in 1988. I traded it with a friend for a new P7M8 because the 13 was just too big for my hand. I still have the M8. If I recall, I paid around 900 for the M13 in 1988, and the same year bought a NIB HK94A3 for about the same price. That was a frick of a lot of money in 1988 for a pistol. I had just been selected for promotion to Captain and former NCO of mine had retired and set up a small gun shop. He had somehow managed to get an HK distributorship and had most of the models new in box. |