PISTOL: HECKLER & KOCH MODEL HK P2000 SK IMPORTED BY JAGD-AND SPORTWAFFEN OMBH, SERIAL NUMBER 122-001994, SEMI - AUTOMATIC, 40 SMITH & WESSON, BLUE / CCH, YES - INCLUDES ORIGINAL BOX AND PAPERS, 3.5" Notes: Heckler & Koch HK P2000 SK - 40 S&W With Case Some imperfections (See Photos) The Heckler & Koch P2000 SK in .40 S&W is a German-made subcompact, semi-automatic pistol designed as a smaller version of the P2000, with an emphasis on duty use and concealability. HK offered it in both .40 S&W and 9mm. Key specifications Feature P2000 SK .40 S&W Caliber .40 S&W Action Short-recoil, locked-breech, semi-auto Magazine 9 rounds Overall length 6.42 in Barrel 2.48 in in HK's original SK specification Width 1.28 in Height 4.61 in Weight, empty about 23-24 oz Sights 3-dot Frame Fiber-reinforced polymer Barrel Polygonal bore Controls Ambidextrous magazine and slide releases HK's published specifications identify the .40 S&W version as a 9-round pistol weighing roughly 1.4-1.6 lb unloaded, depending on the catalog/specification version. What makes the SK distinctive Very compact: At 6.42 inches long, it's substantially smaller than the standard P2000 and was specifically intended as a subcompact. .40 S&W: The .40 gives it substantially more recoil than the 9mm P2000 SK, particularly given the SK's small size and light weight. Modular grip: HK used interchangeable grip panels/backstraps to allow the shooter to adjust the grip size. Ambidextrous controls: The magazine release and slide-release levers are designed for use from either side. LEM or DA/SA: Depending on the exact variant, the P2000 SK can have HK's LEM trigger system or conventional DA/SA operation. The DA/SA version has a rear decocking control. Accessory rail: It has a short mounting rail for compatible accessories. Polygonal barrel: HK specifies the polygonal bore as contributing to velocity, ease of cleaning, and barrel longevity.