HK P7 M13 Training Weapon – Serial 71107

Description

The HK P7 M13 is a remarkable firearm that showcases German precision engineering. Its innovative design and superb craftsmanship make it a highly coveted item among collectors and enthusiasts. The unique gas-delayed blowback system, a standout feature, piques curiosity with its promise of minimal recoil and exceptional accuracy, ensuring reliable performance in defensive and competitive settings.

This model, bearing Serial 71107, is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail that has made the P7 series legendary. Its double-stack 13-round magazine, a result of this meticulous craftsmanship, enhances firepower without compromising on ergonomics, making it ideal for those who demand capacity and control. The distinctive squeeze-cocking mechanism further showcases the P7’s commitment to safe handling, setting it apart from other pistols on the market.

The firearm comes complete with its original case and accompanying documents, preserving its authenticity and adding significant collector value. These accessories offer a glimpse into the pistol’s heritage, making it an attractive option for serious collectors looking to expand their portfolios.

Whether for personal defense, target shooting, or investment, the HK P7 M13 is a timeless firearm that continues to impress decades after its release. Its combination of innovative features, high magazine capacity, and German engineering make it a rare gem in the world of firearms. Don’t miss the chance to own this excellent example of the iconic P7 series with all original accessories intact, a versatile investment that can serve multiple purposes.

The History of the HK P7 M13

The P7M13 is the direct follow-up model of the P7A13. It appeared on the market in 1983, accompanied by some constructive innovations. It started with a pre-series from 001M13 to 059M13, followed by series production from 71101. In addition to the new attributes, such as the heat cover, the plastic exhaust, the magazine levers on both sides, the belt catch eyelet, the modified impact pin bushing, and the angle shortening of the front locking piece area, extensive changes in the weapon dimensions were added, which mainly took into account the increased magazine capacity.

The closure at the front and lower end of the handle is essential. By the P7M8, the later models again received a narrow trigger. The P7M13 was found and is widely distributed among special forces. The introduction of the P7M13 was not limited to Europe; quite the opposite. Many special commandoes in the USA switched from their SaW revolvers to the M13. For example, in 1989, the »Special Operations Unit (SOU)« a 50-member particular unit of the 300-strong Navajo police, had to look after an area of over 650,000 hectares between Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. By the way, the unique thing about this policy is that they are exclusively composed of members of the Navajo tribe and operate autonomously.