If frame was actually made in Germany, it will have:
CIP
N
mark. Same for slide and barrel.
If frame, or slide or barrel were made in USA (or finished from German made unfinished parts) it will not have CIP proofmarks.
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Ah! So it does - CIP N on the frame just aft of the "accessory rail" on the left side, on the slide just forward of the date code, and forward of the serial number on the chamber. It was the metal insert with the serial number on the frame stating "HKI - Columbus GA" that made me wonder.
Last edited by Dionysusigma; 10-02-18 at 20:09.
You guys are worse than Glock fan boys.
I played around with the P30S some more and while I thought it was fantastic, the safety didn't work well with my hand size and the fact I use an extremely high thumb grip. My dad really liked it and didn't have anything in 9mm and he shoots with a low thumb hold. Soooooo I gave dad the P30S and picked up a regular v3 P30 at Palmetto State Armory. Without the safety in my way this pistol is just the tits. I broke it in with 100 rounds of Winchester 124 gr NATO with zero issues. Ironically, I bought them both within the last couple months and they were made in September and October of 2013. Both have red colored recoil springs. I'm not sure if the P30 has gone to one recoil spring like the VP series or not.
I'm going to take the old man to the range next week with both pistols. I'm sure he will like it.
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