ANIB, Very Early Heckler & Koch HK4 - .380 ACP

Description

3/5/25 - The HK4 is a historical firearm and marks the beginning of pistol production at Heckler & Koch. In its basic structure and the main manufacturing processes, the HK4 laid groundwork for its much more important and successful successor, the H&K P9S. Due to its high manufacturing quality and easy caliber change, the HK4 was quite successful on the market, though did not offer serious competition to established Walther PP and PPK pistols. HK4's biggest success was the adoption by West German customs as their service weapon. For the civilian market, 26,550 pieces were produced, with serial numbers from 10001 to 36550. This being one of the earliest in production with serial number 10189 in 1967. It comes with its matching-numbered hard case, owners manual, one magazine, and a spare red buffer. The gun shows virtually no signs of wear. Mint bore.