Description
You don’t come across a prototype like this every day. This Heckler & Koch P7 PSP Prototype is one of only 239 ever built—a number that immediately places it in rarefied air. Each one of these early P7s was hand-fitted with painstaking precision, the kind of old-world craftsmanship that’s become almost mythical in modern manufacturing.
This particular example still has everything that makes collectors lean in a little closer: the original factory box, a pair of magazines, the PSP manual, and even the factory test target it was grouped with. It’s all here, and it all points to a firearm that’s not just rare, but remarkably well-preserved.
What makes it special isn’t just the low production number or the provenance—it’s the experience. Holding a prototype like this connects you to the very origins of the P7 legacy, before it was standard issue, before it made its mark in law enforcement circles around the world. It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t just sit in a safe; it tells a story every time you open the box.
Collectors know the value of completeness. This one checks every box—and then some.
