Beautiful HK, but then it hits me...

[berettabone]

Unless I'm mistaken, some beautiful Nill grips...………………………………………………………..

[Alfonse]

Beautiful pistol. Now I wish I'd seen the brochure it was mocking.

[jeepster09]

Perhaps it was loaded that way in order to shoot behind.......hmm?

[dao]

Actually the shells are correct, the magazine is backwards. It's a relative thing.

LOL. I see you're a glass too big for the water that's in it kind of guy Colonel

I have all the pistols I will ever need (Sig P229 SSE, M11-A1, and K9), probably. However, I would really like to own a P7 and a P64.

rx7sig

Bought my first pistol in 1982. Still have it. To think I didn't need all the ones that I've had and traded since then. Please don't tell my wife that.

[ripley16]

Beautiful pistol. Now I wish I'd seen the brochure it was mocking.

[ripley16]

Unless I'm mistaken, some beautiful Nill grips...………………………………………………………..

I don't think those are Nill grips. Maybe another wood than walnut. Nice even though.

[gb6491]

Here's the backstory of the pistol: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/mi...hk-p7-hotness/

[Bawanna]

Well I'll be jiggered, they are indeed Nill grips according to the story. Beautiful gun.

[dao]

They command a substantial premium on the HK board. I'm not sure why that is. I know nothing about them, except that I don't really care for the looks of them. If I ever had one I'd probably love it given how many people find them very desirable. But when it comes to guns, for me and my own particular or maybe peculiar tastes, visual esthetics counts for a lot.

[Bawanna]

The only downfall I've heard was they get hot during long range sessions. Years ago my old favorite shop had one and the owner took it apart and showed me the workings. Definitely a different operating system but I liked it.
A local agency back then actually used them as an optional duty gun. Many loved them.
I've never shot one so no first hand experience but I want them all eventually so it's just one more on the list.