This is the famous and desirable squeeze cocking 9mm pistol made famous by the Olympic Hostage situation in Munich, Germany in 1972. An extremely sophisticated pistol that has no peer. It is completely safe with a round in the chamber, as there is no spring wanting to make the firing mechanism discharge. When you squeeze the grip, it becomes hot, ready to fire and when the grip is relaxed, it goes back to complete safe mode.

No other gun in the world compares to this highly engineered and dependable pistol. The barrel is 4.13 inches long, which makes the gun quite compact with the way the pistol is designed. The barrel is fixed in the frame, making it superbly accurate and it has polygonal rifling which facilitates accuracy, dependability and remaining very clean when being fired.

These are truly a remarkable handgun and this is the M8 (8+1) which is the later version for American import with the magazine release by the trigger guard and the heat shield under the barrel with the large trigger guard for more easy access with or without a glove.

These are not found under $3500.00 anywhere, you can get this for $2999.00

One of the safest and most accurate carry pistols I ever owned, wish I never had sold them.

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Excellent pistol with all of the American design feature mods. Shrapnel is a reliable seller and an expert on the P7.

GLWS

Local PD I used to work for replaced our wheel guns with these in 1984. Now THAT was what I'd call an upgrade!

Morning

I have one that i don't believe has ever been fired. If it has, dang little a long time ago.

Phenomenal pistols. I also have a PSP I do carry at times. Love these handguns.

Bump for a cool gun

You may want to disclose / explain the milled slide/refinish to prospective buyers. Police refurbished guns affect price.

It is in the picture...

And obvious to only those in the know that these can be had without the refurb.

Do you want to start something or just meddle? All P7s were made in Germany...

Apologies extended.

That used to be the case, not so much anymore. I wish I'd bought a closet full of the grade A PSP police turn ins when they were $800. I bought one of these M8 mill mark guns for $850 back in the day. Now people don't make much distinction between a commercial import or a turn in / refurb pistol. Rising tide lifts all ships I guess and at the end of the day it's still a P7.