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Posted by: John J

I am looking for a HK Compact 40 or 45. If anyone has one that they want to sell let me know.

Thanks,
John J

Posted by: Bigape9

Saw One On The Hkpro Site Sweet Site Look O The Hk Boards Section

Posted by: nhforsale

I have a USP COMPACT in 357sig email me clcrossman@comcast.net

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Originally Posted by John J

I am looking for a HK Compact 40 or 45. If anyone has one that they want to sell let me know.

Thanks,
John J

Posted by: msw

I have a USP/45 Compact, Variant 1, with factory night sights, brand new in the box with all paperwork, and three mags........... $660.00 plus shipping and insurance to your local FFL Dealer.

(Besides being a full time cop, I am also an H&K Law Enforcement Dealer.)

Posted by: LenS

Just be aware that if the H&K wasn't in MA on 10/21/98, it can't be "imported" to MA! No H&Ks are on the EOPS List and there is no LE exemption. So unless it is ordered by a PD, it would have to go thru a MA FFL who would be prohibited from doing the transfer by MGLs.

They are nice guns, but terrible triggers. I own both models, and no they are NOT for sale.

Posted by: Bigape9

I was luckey and found one at the American Firearms School a year agao. I was there recently and saw they had two full size ups 40cal try them.

Posted by: John J

Thanks, I have found a Hk Compact.

Posted by: SOT

An individual that moves to the state may bring in ANY handgun they wish so long as it complies with the no new high capacity magazine law post 1994. So any handgun can be "imported" into MA, by the individual that owns it, moves here and complies with the permit process and makes sure that there are no new hicaps with it.

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Originally Posted by LenS

Just be aware that if the H&K wasn't in MA on 10/21/98, it can't be "imported" to MA! No H&Ks are on the EOPS List and there is no LE exemption. So unless it is ordered by a PD, it would have to go thru a MA FFL who would be prohibited from doing the transfer by MGLs.

They are nice guns, but terrible triggers. I own both models, and no they are NOT for sale.

Posted by: CQB_Arms

Let's be clear about this. The lists apply only to retail sales.
They do not apply to department sales, they do not apply to individual sales, they do not apply to sales between dealers. The only time these lists come into play are when there is a sale in MA with a 4473 and FA-10 form. Any other sale would not qualify for a check of the list.

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Originally Posted by SOT_II

An individual that moves to the state may bring in ANY handgun they wish so long as it complies with the no new high capacity magazine law post 1994. So any handgun can be "imported" into MA, by the individual that owns it, moves here and complies with the permit process and makes sure that there are no new hicaps with it.

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