Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240, im Karton - photo 1

Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240, im Karton

Lot 1170
15.05.2024 09:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 400
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1170 | Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240, im Karton
Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240, im Karton
Kal. 9mmLuger, Nr. 240, nummerngleich. Spiegelblanker Lauf. Beschuss 1985. Kontrastvisier. Linke Seite Standardbeschriftung. Fast vollständige originale Brünierung, Schlitten pflaumenfarben. Schwarze Kunststoffgriffschalen noch mit der Bezeichnung "HK PSP". Magazin. Die Pistole weist alle Merkmale einer P7 auf, lediglich die ansonsten rechtsseitig, ab Seriennummer 243 angebrachte gefräste Seriennummer, wurde linksseitig mit Elektroschreiber angebracht. Diese bisher in der Literatur als verschollen gegoltene Pistole ist die erste, die auch als P7 bezeichnet werden kann. Die Waffe trägt auf dem Lauf deutschen Behördenbeschuss "BWB" und wurde vor dem Abverkauf 1985 mit dem bundesdeutschen Beschuß gemarkt. Sehr gute Erhaltung. Im nummerngleichen Originalkarton mit "HK P7" Aufkleber. Sehr selten.
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Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240 (!), in box
Heckler & Koch PSP/P7, S/N 240 (!), in box
Cal. 9mmLuger, SN. 240, matching numbers. Bright bore. German proof marks dated 1985. Contrast sights. Standard markings on the left-hand side. Original finish >98%, the slight with a touch of prune colour. Black plastic grips still marked "HK PSP". Magazine. The pistol already features all characteristics of the P7 pattern. Only the serial number, which was milled into the right-hand side of the slide as of serial number 243 is still electro-stencilled onto the left side. The whereabouts of this gun were hitherto unknown! It is the very first gun that can be called a P7. The barrel is marked with German "BWB" ordnance marks and was proofed again in 1985 upon privatization. Very good condition. In original box with matching number and "HK P7" sticker. Of utmost rarity!
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Condition: I -
Place of origin:Germany
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