Heckler & Koch P30 SK

Heckler & Koch P30 SK is a 9 mm Luger pistol based on the successful P30 model and is the smallest subcompact model of the P30 pistol series. The gun uses magazines for 10 rounds in 9 mm Luger and 13 rounds. The pistol uses an ambidextrous magazine catch located under the trigger. Extended bolt catch for easier reloading of the weapon. The firing pin lockout provides the ability to safely carry this pistol without an external safety that can put a new or inexperienced shooter at a disadvantage.

You can buy the P30 in several trigger mechanism designs.

•    The V3 is a classic SA/DA double-action mechanism if the percussion spring is discharged = the hammer is lowered. So you can fire without cocking the bolt if you have a round in the chamber. Alternatively, you can preload the hammer into a horizontal position. In this position, however, you cannot insert the gun into the holster, even when the safety is secured.

•    The V1 uses a CDA type trigger (LEM in the United States). When the bolt is cocked, the hammer returns/lowers itself, but the firing spring remains cocked. So you can slide the gun into the holster with the drum spring cocked, so you don't fire the first shot from the DA, as in the case of the V3, but from the SA, just like any other.