Is this the new striker-fired Heckler & Koch pistol?
There are whisperings, rumors and mounting evidence that Heckler & Koch is preparing a new striker-fired handgun, the ingeniously-named SFP9. Care to venture a guess for what it might be chambered for?
If this is the real thing, it looks like it uses HK P30 magazines and it wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to assume some other parts like the mag release and the backstraps.
Is this the H&K pistol of your dreams, or has the PPQ wagon already left your station?
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