Heckler & Koch P7M13 Review

[Pilot]

Very nicely done video! I really enjoyed it. I'm a big fan of fixed barrels, although their use is limited. H&K was pretty creative in that gas system. A beautiful gun, but I think I would prefer the single stack. Thanks for posting.

Back in 1998 I was in a gun store known for HK's looking for a P7. They had two used, but mint P7's in the case, a P7M8, and a P7M13. I thought the M8 felt better so I bought that, but should have bought both as the M13 wasn't much more. Now they are much higher priced, as they are rarer. Glad I got the M8 when I did though, prices are high, and yes I understand inflation.

 

[Jenrick]

plouffedaddy: What holster are you using in the first picture? I've been looking for a good shoulder holster for my P7M8.

-Jenrick

 

[plouffedaddy]

It's a Bianchi shoulder rig that's probably 15 years old. I doubt they make it anymore. It's held up well over the years though so if you can find one it'll probably still have a lot of years left in it.

 

[Ragsdale0509]

It's one of the coolest looking guns ever made. I don't know what it is about it, but I like the way it looks. It's up there with the Luger P08 and Walther PPK in the looks department.

 

[Jenrick]

Thanks I'll see what my ebay-fu turns up.

-Jenrick

 

[Claude Clay]

 

[VAPOPO]

Still kick myself for not buying one from the Rod and Gun Shop in Munich in 88. They wanted $650 for a NIB specimin but I couldnt justify it on a E-3's salary.

 

[KYamateur]

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[Kosh75287]

I wish they still made them, too. I especially wish that it could be made in .40 S&W and .45 ACP.