Description
You don’t come across a prototype like this every day. This Heckler & Koch P7 PSP Prototype, serial number 093, is one of just 239 ever built, a figure that immediately puts it in a class of its own. These early prototypes weren’t mass-produced; they were hand-fitted by H&K’s engineers, each one assembled with the kind of precision and patience that rarely exists in modern production.
This example still carries the whole story. It comes with the original factory box, two magazines, the correct PSP manual, and the factory test target, which is the exact one paired with this gun at the H&K facility. Every detail, every piece of documentation, underscores just how complete and well-preserved this prototype is.
But beyond the numbers and paperwork, there’s something about holding a piece like this that’s hard to describe. It’s the start of the P7 story, the moment where H&K was refining the squeeze-cocking system that would later define one of the most distinctive pistols in modern history. This was the proving ground, the bridge between concept and legend.
Collectors talk a lot about condition and completeness. This one has both, in spades. More than that, it has presence —the quiet kind that comes from knowing you’re taking a genuine step in the evolution of an icon.
