But of course. Nines are a dime a dozen.

The 9mm P9S isn't cheap either, but for me it was just not as much of a shooting experience. I believe that the .45 version was produced for the US market, and I wish it had been more successful, as there just weren't a lot of them compared to the 9mm.

Re: the HK4. Didn't you have a set of each caliber? I'd look in the image gallery but I just made my first cup of coffee (it's pretty early here) and I don't have the energy yet

As you wish:

 HK-4 Set
This is the original packaging of the complete HK-4 set as imported by H&R. It came in 2 separate boxes, one containing the pistol, the other containing the 3 additional barrels and magazines. The pistol was capable of shooting .22LR, .25acp, .32acp and .380 acp calibers. The breech face contained 2 firing pins (one for rimfire, one for centerfire), and had to be manually turned with a tool to be correct for the caliber. I bought one of these sets when they were first introduced, but the novelty wore off and I traded it for a Walther PPK.




Harvey