HK P9S Roller Delayed

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I had a P9S in 9 mm. Kind of a strange pistol. The roller delay works fine but to decock the pistol the cocking lever is depressed and then the trigger is pulled. I found that to be counterintuitive and a bit worrisome but it does work. There is also a plastic recoil buffer which needs to be present and to spec and it's something of a pain to get at and replace if you can find any buffers. I had three, one in the pistol, two spares. The pistol is very accurate, and popular as a suppressor platform.
 

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I had a P9S in 9 mm. Kind of a strange pistol. The roller delay works fine but to decock the pistol the cocking lever is depressed and then the trigger is pulled. I found that to be counterintuitive and a bit worrisome but it does work. There is also a plastic recoil buffer which needs to be present and to spec and it's something of a pain to get at and replace if you can find any buffers. I had three, one in the pistol, two spares. The pistol is very accurate, and popular as a suppressor platform.

Very nice--- especially the polished blued slide. :)

Tony
 
My dad has a 9mm P9s- the accuracy is astonishing. Such a neat gun. He bought one chambered in .45 in the mid-80s and, sadly, sold it sometime in the early 90s. He kicks himself all the time over that decision!
 
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