I recently came across an HK P7M8 and I was wondering if anyone knew much about the value of these pistols. It comes in a display case with a 25th anniversary coin and has "1 von 500" written on the slide. Thanks in advance
Sidearms & Scatterguns NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
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Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
I'd take some pictures of it and then head over to HKPro.com and post and ask there.
I'd take some pictures of it and then head over to HKPro.com and post and ask there.
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
Some info you may not have. Post your question on the HKpro forum as well.
http://lundestudio.com/HKP7M8JubileeFAQ/index.html
And a few prices:
http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-handgun-talk/146923-p7-m8-jubilee-current-market-value.html
http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-handgun-talk/135112-finally-my-first-p7-but-now-what-2.html
Looks like 2k+ for these. Not bad.
Some info you may not have. Post your question on the HKpro forum as well.
http://lundestudio.com/HKP7M8JubileeFAQ/index.html
And a few prices:
http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-handgun-talk/146923-p7-m8-jubilee-current-market-value.html
http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-handgun-talk/135112-finally-my-first-p7-but-now-what-2.html
Looks like 2k+ for these. Not bad.
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
Thank you for the links. They were very informative. I think that I will have to hang on to this one. I hate not shooting as I feel that they all are meant to be shot. I guess that is the difficult part about collecting.
Thank you for the links. They were very informative. I think that I will have to hang on to this one. I hate not shooting as I feel that they all are meant to be shot. I guess that is the difficult part about collecting.
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Shooterone</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thank you for the links. They were very informative. I think that I will have to hang on to this one. I hate not shooting as I feel that they all are meant to be shot. I guess that is the difficult part about collecting. </div></div>
I shoot mine. I F'n love it. I couldn't own a gun that I couldnt shoot.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Shooterone</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thank you for the links. They were very informative. I think that I will have to hang on to this one. I hate not shooting as I feel that they all are meant to be shot. I guess that is the difficult part about collecting. </div></div>
I shoot mine. I F'n love it. I couldn't own a gun that I couldnt shoot.
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
If you really must shoot a P7, go out and get a police trade-in. They are stupid accurate and fun as hell. It's my wife's favorite pistol to shoot. But she's German so she's a bit biased. But then again, it's my favorite to shoot as well.
If you really must shoot a P7, go out and get a police trade-in. They are stupid accurate and fun as hell. It's my wife's favorite pistol to shoot. But she's German so she's a bit biased. But then again, it's my favorite to shoot as well.
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
I was issued one as a duty gun for over 14 years. Absolutely awesome pistol.
I would keep it bro.
--Fargo007
I was issued one as a duty gun for over 14 years. Absolutely awesome pistol.
I would keep it bro.
--Fargo007
Re: NIB HK P7M8 "1 Von 500" value
I was issued an HK P7M13 and a bunch of other HK items to shoot in product demo matches. Very neat pistol. The only drawback is that if you practice much with it, the location of the piston/gas system makes the dust cover area get really hot after about 50 rounds. That wouldn't matter with most duty guns, but because I would shoot hundreds of rounds during a practice session, it was a nuisance.
I was issued an HK P7M13 and a bunch of other HK items to shoot in product demo matches. Very neat pistol. The only drawback is that if you practice much with it, the location of the piston/gas system makes the dust cover area get really hot after about 50 rounds. That wouldn't matter with most duty guns, but because I would shoot hundreds of rounds during a practice session, it was a nuisance.
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