Heckler & Koch P2000 SK LEM
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Heckler & Koch P2000 SK LEM
This Heckler & Koch P2000 SK LEM is a semi auto pistol, which shoots the .40s&w round. It has a 3 1/4" barrel and has a black finish. This is a new gun and comes with two 9 round magazines, manual, lock, and a hard case.
Selling for mods for my car. Only has 9 rounds through it, Thats it!
Like new. Paid $929.00 Perfect for concealed carry.
750.00 o.b.o Florida prefered. Must ship to FFL dealer if out of state.
Selling for mods for my car. Only has 9 rounds through it, Thats it!
Like new. Paid $929.00 Perfect for concealed carry.
750.00 o.b.o Florida prefered. Must ship to FFL dealer if out of state.
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Like the slightly larger P2000 US model, the P2000 SK combines elements of the successful HK USP Compact pistol with recent technological innovations from HK engineers— only in a smaller, more concealable design. The P2000 SK uses the trigger system introduced in 2001 on the USP Compact “LEM” (Law Enforcement Modification) model. This unique pre-cocked hammer system combines the advantages of a cocked striker component (constant level of trigger pull and short trigger travel from first to last round fired) with a double action hammer system. The LEM trigger pull has been reduced to 7.5 to 8.5 pounds of pressure (32.5 Newtons), compared to 9.5 to 11.5 pounds found on many conventional double action pistols. Using such an enhanced trigger system consolidates ease of use and safety into a convenient, innovative trigger operation—one that prevents unintended firing. And in case of an ammunition-related failure to fire, all that is needed is an additional second or third pull of the trigger without the need of first pulling the slide back to re-**** the Subcompact. The enhanced LEM trigger system combines the reliability of a double-action revolver trigger with the crisp, precise trigger of a single-action pistol. For shooters that prefer a conventional double-action/single-action pistol, a special DA/SA variant is planned with a decock button mounted on the rear of the frame. A choice of two simple-to-install grip panels make it easy to custom-fit the P2000 Subcompact to any shooter’s hand. And the same ambidextrous magazine release and dual slide release levers found on the P2000 make handling the Subcompact easy for both right- and left-handed shooters. A set of abbreviated “industry standard” mounting rails on the P2000 US SK, enable lights, aimers, and other accessories to be added by sliding them onto the open rail system. The HK P2000 SK also can use widely available, reliable USP Compact magazines.
Like the slightly larger P2000 US model, the P2000 SK combines elements of the successful HK USP Compact pistol with recent technological innovations from HK engineers— only in a smaller, more concealable design. The P2000 SK uses the trigger system introduced in 2001 on the USP Compact “LEM” (Law Enforcement Modification) model. This unique pre-cocked hammer system combines the advantages of a cocked striker component (constant level of trigger pull and short trigger travel from first to last round fired) with a double action hammer system. The LEM trigger pull has been reduced to 7.5 to 8.5 pounds of pressure (32.5 Newtons), compared to 9.5 to 11.5 pounds found on many conventional double action pistols. Using such an enhanced trigger system consolidates ease of use and safety into a convenient, innovative trigger operation—one that prevents unintended firing. And in case of an ammunition-related failure to fire, all that is needed is an additional second or third pull of the trigger without the need of first pulling the slide back to re-**** the Subcompact. The enhanced LEM trigger system combines the reliability of a double-action revolver trigger with the crisp, precise trigger of a single-action pistol. For shooters that prefer a conventional double-action/single-action pistol, a special DA/SA variant is planned with a decock button mounted on the rear of the frame. A choice of two simple-to-install grip panels make it easy to custom-fit the P2000 Subcompact to any shooter’s hand. And the same ambidextrous magazine release and dual slide release levers found on the P2000 make handling the Subcompact easy for both right- and left-handed shooters. A set of abbreviated “industry standard” mounting rails on the P2000 US SK, enable lights, aimers, and other accessories to be added by sliding them onto the open rail system. The HK P2000 SK also can use widely available, reliable USP Compact magazines.
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I am going to be looking for a carry gun in the next couple of weeks Shawn and might wanna check this out. I'll let you know!
Evan
PS- What is the difference between this gun and the USP Compact?? Which is better?? Why?? Thanks...
Evan
PS- What is the difference between this gun and the USP Compact?? Which is better?? Why?? Thanks...
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Hey Shawn do you still have this?? I finally got my CCW in the mail this week and am now starting to look. I'd love to shoot down there sometime and take a look (and possibly get a local range to put a round through it if you don't mind!!). I am really more interested in the size for carry more than anything though...
Shoot me your number again (got a new cell phone) and a good time to call!
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Shoot me your number again (got a new cell phone) and a good time to call!
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Shawn is an extremely good guy and very trustworthy. I have hung out with him many times and he is very stand up. This forum has been known to have issues with BS politics and I am chalking his banning up to that!
Just wanted to make sure his name isn't tarnished because he is "banned"
Evan
Just wanted to make sure his name isn't tarnished because he is "banned"
Evan