Coming Soon: HK SFP9CC

[Styx]

>>>>More Information Here<<<<

 

[TacticalJanitor]

Finally. Well, almost finally. I will buy one (at least).

I really, really hope they will offer it milled for the RMRcc. And I really, really hope they eventually release a version with a hammer and light-LEM.

 

[Styx]

Finally. Well, almost finally. I will buy one (at least).

I really, really hope they will offer it milled for the RMRcc. And I really, really hope they eventually release a version with a hammer.

Me too, but I'm not holding my breath. That's a niche in the market that no one has bothered to fill.

 

[Blue Jays]

Great related HK thread here:
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/h-k-micro-9-coming-sometime.916562/#post-12565578

 

[TacticalJanitor]

We should start a pool on the US release date for the SFP9CC. I say 18 months.

It is HK..after all.

 

[TacticalJanitor]

Oooh. Look what Google found. RMRcc, pinky extension, and a functional-looking beavertail. Now I'm really interested. Of course, no factory cowitness though. Maybe just barely cowitnessed (which would work perfectly).

 

[Styx]

We should start a pool on the US release date for the SFP9CC. I say 18 months.

It is HK..after all.

Well better to be like Sig and release it before thoroughly testing it. The P365 and P320 early releases were embarrassingly plagued with problems.

 

[TacticalJanitor]

Well better to be like Sig and release it before thoroughly testing it. The P365 and P320 early releases were embarrassingly plagued with problems.

I would agree Sir.

 

[TacticalJanitor]

Some more interesting information here .

 

[Styx]

1. Modular chassis system.
2. Options of having the superior paddle mag release (IMHO), going with the U.S. style button release, or a "heel" magazine release (3 different options in total).
3. There will be two trigger variations deemed the "SF²⁴" and "TR²⁵" trigger. The SF²⁴ will have a lighter trigger and shorter travel and reset.
4. Two frame modes: "Standard" and "Shape." Standard mode will be fully ambitious with controls on both sides. "Shape" will be streamlined and optimized for snag free carry with contoured one-sided controls.
5. Flush fit for deep concealment or magazines with a pinky extension a full grip.
6. Interchangeable backstraps (no need to go the asinine Sig P365 and P320 route by having to buy an entire new frame module to get a grip that fits your hand). The option for a beavertail will be built into the backstrap. 6 options for back straps in total. Small, Medium, and Large with and without a beavertail.
7. Factory rail or no rail frame modules on a micro.
8. Rear cocking indicator
9. Cocking assist tabs.
10. It's also has similar dimensions to the P365 and Hellcat.
11. HK states they plan on sending some SFP9CC's to the German Teir 1 Special Forces for even more testing, evaluation, and it will mostly be issued as a BUG.

P365:
Length:  5.8"
Width:   1"
Height:  4.3"
Weight:  17.6 oz (w/o magazine)
Weight:  18.6 oz (with magazine)
Trigger: 6 lb

SFP9CC:
Length:  6.02" (on beavertail version only)
Width:   1.14" @ cocking tabs; .93" @ slide
Height:  4.1" (from top of iron sights to flush mag)
Weight:  17.28 oz (w/o magazine)
Weight:  19.40 oz (10 rounds loaded)
Trigger: 5.6 lb (unsure which trigger type this is)

 

[TacticalJanitor]

A frame with a "heel" release? Holy HKP7PSP batman!

That's quite a list of features. I think they will have a huge hit if the pistols run well. The CR920 seems to be similar, but was a huge disappointment to me.

Maybe HK can fill the void.

 

[groundhog34]

When?

 

[Styx]

When?

Heard 4th Quarter this year, but not 100% sure.