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HK45 chambered in .45 Auto with slim slide stop levers—photos taken on 12/15/2007:
HK45C chambered in .45 Auto with slim slide stop levers—photos taken on 03/05/2008:
HK P2000 V3 (SA/DA trigger with rear-mounted decocker) chambered in 9mm—photos taken on 04/05/2005:
HK P2000 SK V2 (LEM trigger) chambered in 9mm—photos taken on 06/18/2005:
HK P2000 SK V3 ( SA/DA trigger with rear-mounted decocker) chambered in 9mm—photos taken on 11/27/2005:
HK P30 V3 (SA/DA trigger with rear-mounted decocker) chambered in 9mm—photos taken on 04/11/2009:
HK P7 PSP chambered in 9mm in hard-chrome finish with "brush flats" (work done by Tripp Research)—photos taken on 01/19/2003:
The same HK P7 PSP chambered in 9mm in hard-chrome finish with "brush flats" (work done by Tripp Research), but wearing Nill Rhomlas wood grips (part number HK0258)—photos taken on 09/17/2005:
HK P7M8 chambered in 9mm in hard-chrome finish (work done by Tripp Research)—photos taken on 01/19/2003:
The same HK P7M8 chambered in 9mm in hard-chrome finish (work done by Tripp Research), but wearing Nill Rhomlas wood grips (part number HK0458)—photos taken on 10/12/2005:
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