Heckler & Koch VP9 SK 9mm Black Pistol

A: Hi Mark, layaway is just a few steps - just add item to your cart - Select Checkout - Select your FFL - Select Checkout option "Layaway" - Select checkout method for min of 20% down payment - Once down payment is made your layaway is complete. Within the 90 day period you can pay little by little or all at once at the end. (Remember check/e-check/Money Order or ACH Bank Draft gets the cash price. Credit/Debit Cards add 3%).

A: place item in cart. go to checkout. select FFL to be shipped to (can select or change later) continue to payment select Layaway. Pay the 20% needed to remove gun from inventory (cash $109.80 Credit $113.09). You can pay for the gun with a mixture of cash and credit and you will get the cash price on the amount you pay with cash or e-checks the portion that you pay with credit card/debit card will have a 3% charge added. Some Items can be placed on a 180 day layaway but most have a 90 day lay away. after payment completed firearm ships to you chosen FFL and you pay him a transfer fee and do paperwork the transfer fee amount is up to the receiving FFL holder normally between $15.00 and $35.00

A: Bob, just my opinion - I would look at the VP9 SK as I think they are very close functionally but the VP9 SK will have 13-round and 15-round extended magazines available from H&K in November 2017 (Not a concern if you are in a restricted location).

A: This is a tough call Ben. The VP9 will have a lighter pull by approximately 1lb but the XD Mod 2 is smoother with slightly less take up. Compared to the Kimber CDP, the Mod 2 is closest.

A: I suggest trying to find a range where you can rent and try both guns and form your own opinion. I just dont shoot the XD series very well so I would go with the H&K

A: Hey Dad . . . let HIM pick it out ! What works for him? Too many decent ones out there. My wife looked at 25 different models, shot 12 of them, and settled on her own decision to "1". ( Sig P238 ) Same with my Son, looked at 15, shot 6, bought "1" ( i paid for it also birthday ) ( G43 ) + accessories + add-ons Good luck !

A: I would seriously go with the H&K Jeffrey. I agree that you should involve your son in the selection process. This will go a long way in increasing his confidence and also knowing that dad trusts him to be a very vital part of "His" carry pistol. P.S. He's a "Big BoY" now and definitely "Pun" intended! Cheers!

A: I would seriously go with the H&K Jeffrey. I agree that you should involve your son in the selection process. This will go a long way in increasing his confidence and also knowing that dad trusts him to be a very vital part of "His" carry pistol. P.S. He's a "Big BoY" now and definitely "Pun" intended! Cheers!

A: Take him to a local range that has rentals and let him play with the different guns he will know what he wants when he shoots/handles it

A: Arnold, this particular pistol is not due to it's lack of a MA approved Trigger. The state also requires a clearly visible loaded chamber indicator and a 10-pound trigger pull weight if the pistol has no external safety. Aftermarket triggers may be purchased and installed, but factory guns that lack a manual safety have to have a 10 lb trigger pull.. Continue reading at: http://gunbelts.com/blog/massachusetts-compliant-what-does-that-even-mean/

A: David, yes Sir. This pistol, as configured, is CT legal.

A: yes it is good to go in CT "The following are prohibited: Semi-automatic handguns with a detachable magazine and one or more of the following features: 1. Magazine that attaches to the firearm outside the pistol grip 2. Barrel shroud 3. Manufactured weight of 50 oz or more 4. Threaded barrel 5. Magazine capacity exceeding 10 rounds No Walther PPQ M2 Handguns (Only M1)." https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/connecticut_restrictions.pdf