I have a H&K P7M8, one of the last 500 ever made. Do your research on gunsamerica and you will see what its worth. I am asking $1,450 for it, it is not a regular P7M8 but the last 500 ever made. Serial numbers on the box matches the pistol.

It is a 9mm with a squeeze cocker to act as the safety. To this day this is still considered the fastest drawing gun with a safety.

I am negotiable on my price, even though it is fair market value. I just want to sell it because I have several of these guns.

Email me if you have any questions.

 

That is a beautiful gun. GLWS.

 

Here's my P7 tip of the day:

Find some IMI/Samson 158 grain (yes, 158 grain) 9mm blue tip and fire w/o ear pro from a P7. Who needs a suppressor?

 

Now I have to try that with one of my P7s now!!! Any video clips of that setup???

 

Uh, nope - I did that back in the day of VHS recorders.

 

Hi I noticed your weapons for sale. What is the the difference between them, and are they no longer made because of lack of demand or what?
I have heard of P7s but need more info before buying one.

 

How much for the knife?

 

The reason H&K ended production of the P7s is because they were very expensive to produce compared to the USP series. Not enough were sold because of the higher price, obviously not because the gun is not good. There is a large cult following to P7 enthusiasts though! I personally have 4 of these guns, different variations of them. The rarest being the P7M10. To this day they are still considered the fastest drawing semi-auto handgun on the market.

Anyhow I have already since sold this gun. Sorry should have checked the thread sooner! I have another P7M8 I may consider selling, that gun is in even better condition to like new.

 

NOT FOR SALE! lol I bought this H&K knife almost 10 years ago! Japanese Tanto Blade design.

 

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