Heckler & Koch VP9 Burnt Bronze
MODEL:VP9 M700009-BBC
TYPE: Semi-Auto Pistol
ACTION: Double Action Only
FINISH: Burnt Bronze Cerakote
STOCK/FRAME: Polymer Frame
WEIGHT:26.56 oz.
CALIBER/GAUGE:9mm
CAPACITY:15+1
# OF MAGS:2
MAGAZINE DESC:15 rd.
BARREL:4.1″
OVERALL LENGTH:7.34″
RATE-OF-TWIST:1-in-9.8″
SIGHTS:3 Dot, Radioactive Luminous
ADDL INFO:2 Additional Backstraps
ADDL INFO: Ambi Slide & Mag Release
ADDL INFO:2 Add. Sets of Grip Plates
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Description
Heckler & Koch VP9 Burnt Bronze for sale Brand new H&K VP9 Tactical LE 9mm handgun with night sights, cerakoted in Burnt Bronze. No shortcuts were taken with this VP9 Tactical.
If not ready, please allow us up to 5 business days to cerakote and ship.
All functions and features are verified during the function check before shipping.
Heckler & Koch VP9 Burnt Bronze for sale.Cerakote Services backs this item with a lifetime workmanship warranty. Ask us more about the warranty!
Includes:
- Carry Case
- 4.7″ Threaded Barrel
- Three 15 Round Magazines
- Night Sights
- Lateral Plates
- Backstraps
- Lock and Operator’s Manual
- Omaha Outdoors Tote Bag
- Heckler & Koch VP9 Burnt Bronze for sale
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