I guess my VP9 does need a little brother.....
I guess my VP9 does need a little brother.....
Great marketing move by HK. They'll sell a ton of 'em and certainly siphon off a lot of sales from the significantly inferior Glock 26 or M&P 9c. Personally, double-stack sub-compacts don't appeal to me. I have come to vastly prefer single-stack 9s for concealed carry and as attractive as the trigger mechanism of the VP9 series is for me, it doesn't outweigh the carry convenience of my Walther PPS M2. The fact that the VP9sk doesn't have a thumb button mag release, although a minor point, only makes me (a little) less inclined.
Last edited by Hmac; 03-18-17 at 08:58.
If it duplicates the SFP9SK options you will have a button release option and an external safety option.
http://www.heckler-koch.com/en/produ...-overview.html
Last edited by Adrenaline_6; 03-18-17 at 10:07.
I keep thinking the sweet spot would be a grip-chopped VP9 with a 13rd mag, RMR, thumb safety and a push button mag release.
Can that be a thing? I want that to be a thing.
Been waiting for this. Will definitely be picking one up to go with my full size VP9.
Used to be a button mag release guy, but have grown to really like the paddle release as done by H&K.
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Bravo HK!!! Awesome, I've wanted a companion to my VP and this fills the bill 100% *** RANT ON *** Its about time you at least try and cater to the USA Civy market.... Release some of those Euro only models here (which shouldn't be a big deal regarding importation points etc) and you'll be rolling in the dollars or euros or whatever you guys love to stuff in your bank accounts!! Do that with some more Semi rifles and you'll be good to go with USA shooters. Please, please please just don't F**** this up, we know you love to hate us but love our dollars more!!! Sorry cant help you with advice on LE contracts big or small BTW ... ***RANT OFF***
I was just about to pull the trigger on my first 320 (I've had a 250 for several years but the DAO trigger is very heavy, albeit smooth) and start down that rabbit hole, but this SK makes me wonder if I should change directions and go the VP route. I've carried a P2K for years at work, but the pull on the VP series is SO much nicer. Decisions, decisions...
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