The P7 is Coming Back and Bringing Some New Friends

[basstracker89]

I always thought they were a sexy gun, but I still don't know about that front cocker

 

[AR-Trvlr]

I has a couple when they first came to the US as surplus. Very cool guns, the squeeze cocker was fairly intuitive, but the heat was a deal-killer. It would get too hot to handle after a box or so of ammo, so any practice would be limited or slow. A great carry gun, though, if you don't need much practice.

 

[edman99]

We'll see.

 

[lifeandliberty123]

2400 is wild for a clone.

low volume machining is very expensive

 

[medium187mph]

Gotta come with a custom logo rubber band to defeat that squeeze cocker and then post a **** ton of pics of it and never fire it…

 

[Rambler]

The early P7 pistol did not have a heat shield over the trigger, they would become very hot during rapid fire. The latter model guns like the P7m8, m10, and m13 had heat shields.

 

[jaywalker456]

The early P7 pistol did not have a heat shield over the trigger, they would become very hot during rapid fire. The latter model guns like the P7m8, m10, and m13 had heat shields.

The heat shield lets you shoot the whole box instead of half lol.

 

[Winterborne]

The P7 was never intended to be fired a lot for sustained periods when originally designed.

The HK P7 burn was a right of passage and a badge of ownership....kinda like garand thumb...

 

[Mark IV]

I look at this like I did those Golani/Galil clones a few years back. The originals were both awesome guns that I've been slobbering over for decades, but these later clones hold almost zero interest for me.

 

[lostchild]

The P7 was never intended to be fired a lot for sustained periods when originally designed.

The HK P7 burn was a right of passage and a badge of ownership....kinda like garand thumb...

Or a dose of the clap....