HK VP9.... What say the gurus in here...

[AceDerringer]

Has anyone gotten their hands on one yet? I am anxiously awaiting mine....

 

[croy]

I'll more than likely buy one once the initial rush for one is over. I have a hk45t, I like the p30 and PPQ so we'll see when I finally get my hands on one.

 

[JWAS]

I too am waiting to get one of these... The price is right ($550-570 according to dealers at HKPro).

 

[Fordtough25]

Larry Vickers said it was awesome, but I don't do HK so I am not sure myself. Looks like a nice pistol!

 

[firefighter4884]

I'm excited about this. I'm almost willing to hold off on an M&P so I have funds when one becomes available. Still undecided.

 

[drillsgt]

Maybe HK's back in the game, stiker fired, and a reasonable price (maybe).

 

[NyleRN]

I generally don't shoot striker fired pistols as well as hammer fired but if the trigger is better and the ergo fits my hand well then I'll have to pick this up. It's a nice looking pistol

 

[ChalupaCabras]

Looks too much like a Walther P99, so nobody will want to buy it.

 

[USMC-Johnson]

I think 550-570 will be a bit optimistic but not too far off. Hopefully will be able to get my hands on one soon enough.

 

[bmbutch]

Looks too much like a Walther P99, so nobody will want to buy it.

Might want to check the reserve lists @ HKPRO, looks like it has some serious interest. I'm 1st on list @ my fav. LGS, hoping mid July.

 

[tbhausen]

Looks too much like a Walther P99, so nobody will want to buy it.

Sure does, but that's not a bad thing IMHO.

 

[Txlur]

I want one. Bad.

 

[FreeFAL]

I have a Glock but mostly just because I wanted a gun for my car that I wouldn't be too upset about getting stolen upon a breakin to my vehicle, since I often have to leave my vehicle in empty hospital lots while working at night. I have to say that while the trigger is nice, I have always shot DA/SA guns and I don't particularly like striker-fired weapons. I do recognize their advantages but it's just personal preference. I won't be giving up my HK45 for a VP9, that's for sure.

 

[Txlur]

I have a Glock but mostly just because I wanted a gun for my car that I wouldn't be too upset about getting stolen upon a breakin to my vehicle, since I often have to leave my vehicle in empty hospital lots while working at night. I have to say that while the trigger is nice, I have always shot DA/SA guns and I don't particularly like striker-fired weapons. I do recognize their advantages but it's just personal preference. I won't be giving up my HK45 for a VP9, that's for sure.

I run a USPC in V3 for ny carry, and it has been safe and reliable. I think that as long as you recognize what your tool is at that moment it is readable to go back and forth.