Description
The Korriphila HSP 701, serial number 0788, stands as a testament to precision German engineering and refined handgun craftsmanship. Designed by Edgar Budischowsky and manufactured in Heidelberg, West Germany, the HSP 701 is celebrated among collectors and connoisseurs for its exceptional build quality, innovative features, and low production numbers.
Chambered in 9mm, this semi-automatic pistol is built on a solid stainless steel frame, giving it an unmistakable heft and durability. The meticulously machined components and hand-fit assembly ensure unparalleled performance and tight tolerances rarely seen outside of custom firearms. One of the HSP 701’s signature features is its unique fixed barrel and delayed-blowback operation, which contribute to impressive accuracy and smooth cycling.
This example, serial 0788, features beautifully preserved factory-original finishes with a deep matte-black slide and rich walnut checkered grips that provide a classic, elegant aesthetic. The ergonomics are refined and purposeful, offering a comfortable and stable shooting experience that balances the firearm’s mechanical brilliance with user-focused design.
Only a few hundred Korriphila pistols were ever made, making each one a rare acquisition. Unlike mass-produced sidearms, the HSP 701 was built with no compromise on materials or design philosophy, embodying the idea of a “gentleman’s combat pistol”—a firearm that performs flawlessly yet exudes old-world craftsmanship.
Whether you’re a discerning collector or a fan of rare European firearms, the Korriphila HSP 701, serial 0788, represents a remarkable piece of firearms history—an heirloom-grade pistol for the serious enthusiast.
