Yes, I bought it after having shot my ex-Navy friend's Colt, long after my service days. It was an early LW Commander that I bought used, then had it worked on at the Gun Exchange in Stockton. I still regret selling it some years later.

Interestingly enough, I never had a P9S but kind of always wanted one, especially a .45ACP.

It was the softest shooting .45acp I've ever owned, plus very accurate and reliable. Very reminiscent of the Sauer 38H with a cocker/decocker lever. I bought it from a Marine Captain who was being rotated out of Recruiting and into the Sandbox. I thought I paid too much for it, but because they are uncommon, I bought it anyway. (A good move on my part as it turned out.)

Image below from Harvey Goldman - Image Title: H&K P9S Uploaded: undefined
Image Info: This is an H&K P9S Combat model in .45 acp. It was made in 1984, but is at least a 98 percenter. A very accurate pistol, with very mild recoil. Some very interesting features such as a cocker/decocker, polymer trigger guard, built in recoil buffer, roller lock, and polygonal barrel rifling.

Harvey