H&K VP9A1 L Optic Ready Handgun 9mm Luger 20rd Magazines(2) 5″ Barrel Black

SKU: TSW|202130UPC: 642230273689Mfr. Part #: 81001255

$949.00

H&K VP9A1 L Optic Ready Handgun 9mm Luger 20rd Magazines(2) 5″ Barrel Black

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The Heckler & Koch VP9A1 L is a 20+1 capacity 9mm striker-fired full-size pistol featuring a 5-inch barrel enhanced trigger with nickel-teflon coated trigger bar tritium front sight blacked-out serrated rear sight factory-flared magwell improved ambidextrous controls and a fully customizable grip system. Shipped with two 20-round magazines six grip panels and five interchangeable grip options the VP9A1 L delivers HK's proven VP9 platform in a long-slide configuration built for serious competitive and duty use. A purpose-built performance upgrade over the standard VP9 addressing trigger grip controls and magwell in a single cohesive package.

Additional information

upc

642230273689

manufacturer

Heckler & Koch / H&K

Manufacturer Part Number

81001255

Action

Striker Fired

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

20 + 1

Model

VP9A1 L

Product Type

Striker Fired

Safety

Firing Pin/Trigger Block

Shipping Weight

3.7

Sights

Tritium Night Sights

Slide Description

Long/Lightening Cuts/Optic Cut

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