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HKI HK45C Slimline .45 ACP 3.9 Inch Barrel Black Finish 8 Round
HK45C Slimline
Ergonomical slimline grip profiles with replaceable grip panels to adjust the feel and grip circumference of the weapon to suit individual operator hand shooting preferences. Integrated Picatinny rail molded into the polymer frame dust cover. Enlarged ambidextrous magazine levers. Low-profile drift adjustable three dot sight. Contoured and radiused slide with forward grasping grooves. Ambidextrous slide release. Black polymer frame.
- Category : Pistols
- Type : Pistol
- Action : Single/Double
- Caliber : 45 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP)
- Barrel Length : 3.9"
- Capacity : 8+1
- Safety : Ambidextrous
- Grips : Black Synthetic
- Sights : 3-Dot Adjustable Low Profile
- Weight : 25.3 oz
- Frame Finish : Black
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Great Hammer Fired .45
This is a quality hammer fired .45 caliber pistol. Small enough to conceal carry comfortably but still large enough to make you feel like you've got enough gun for the fight. Typical A+ quality fit, finish, and function expected from HK. As accurate as the shooter can be with it. Eats all the FMJ and JHP you feed it and asks for seconds. No issues or hiccups with mine. Every bit as quality and reliable as it's bigger brother but in a smaller lighter package to use as an EDC. Great pistol, if you're an HK fan, a hammer fired pistol fan, or a .45 Auto fan you will not be disappointed with this pistol. Shout out to ImpactGuns... the BEST online gun store PERIOD. Great prices and communication
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Superior
Superior performance, handsome ,durable , not too heavy . Plus the price just went down.
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My favorite edc
This has to be the most accurate pistol I have shot. It feels great in my hand, I don't have big hands. I have roughly 1000 rounds dtp and no problems at all. Recoil is very managable. It is loud but hey its a .45. The 10 round mags for the full size version fits and I can get 11 rounds in that mag. This one will go to the grave with me.
