P30
P30
The premier hammer-fired design in the marketplace is also the most adaptable.
No other hammer-fired pistol offers the serious shooter as many options for ergonomics, trigger types and carry styles. It doesn’t just fit your hand. It fits your shooting style too:
• Ergonomic, adjustable grip – Every detail, including the grip angle, the contour of the frontstrap and the high rear saddle were chosen to fit the human hand. And the adaptable grip frame allows you to interchange both backstraps and grip panels in 27 unique configurations to fit your hand. All of these features help you get the same consistent grip, every time you pick up your P30.
• L.E.M. trigger option – LEM Trigger Variant- Designed for Law Enforcement it allows you to accomplish the same full length Double Action trigger pull while giving you the most consistent Single Action weight (5.4lbs) every single time. When firing, it has the feel of striker fired trigger, but with a longer trigger pull for added safety.
• Carry style – All P30 pistols with traditional DA/SA triggers come with a manual decocking lever for traditional hammer-down carry. An ambidextrous thumb safety option allows either hammer-down carry or “cocked and locked” single-action carry.
P30 Variants
Variant 1 – Light L.E.M. trigger
(no decocker or manual safety)
Variant 3 – models feature a traditional DA/SA trigger and manual decocker
P30 “S” models feature an ambidextrous thumb safety (only available in V3)
P30 “L” models feature a ½ inch longer barrel.
P30 MODELS AND SPECS
Browse packages and features
| ID Number | UPC Codes | Description | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| P30 Pistols, 9mm – supplied with two additional backstraps and two additional sets of lateral grip plates | |||
| 81001083 | 642230269040 | P30, 9mm, (V1) LEM , one 20rd magazine and one 17rd magazine | 949 |
| 81001084 | 642230260474 | P30, 9mm, (V1) LEM , two 15rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001085 | 642230260481 | P30, 9mm, (V1) LEM , two 10rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001086 | 642230269071 | P30, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, rear decocking button, one 20rd magazine and one 17rd magazine | 949 |
| 81001087 | 642230269088 | P30, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, rear decocking button, two 15rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001088 | 642230269095 | P30, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, rear decocking button, two 10rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001102 | 642230260542 | P30S, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, ambidextrous safety/rear decocking button, one 20rd magazine, one 17rd magazine | 949 |
| 81001103 | 642230269248 | P30S, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, ambidextrous safety/rear decocking button, two 15rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001104 | 642230269255 | P30S, 9mm, (V3) DA/SA, ambidextrous safety/rear decocking button, two 10rd magazines | 949 |
| P30 Pistols, .40 cal – supplied with two additional backstraps and two additional sets of lateral grip plates | |||
| 81001100 | 642230269217 | P30S, .40cal, (V3) DA/SA, ambidextrous safety lever/rear decocking button, two 13rd magazines | 949 |
| 81001101 | 642230269224 | P30S, .40cal, (V3) DA/SA, ambidextrous safety lever/rear decocking button, two 10rd magazines | 949 |
| Caliber | Overall length | Overall height | Overall width w/lever | Barrel length | Sight radius |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 mm x 19 | 7.12 in. | 5.43 in. | 1.37 in. | 3.85 in. | 5.84 in. |
| .40 S&W | 7.12 in. | 5.43 in. | 1.37 in. | 3.85 in. | 5.84 in. |
| WEIGHT | With magazine | WITHOUT Magazine |
|---|---|---|
| 26.08 oz | 0.20 lb | |
| 26.8 oz | 0.20 lb |
| OTHER SPECS | Magazine capacity | Trigger system | Trigger pull (N) | Trigger travel | Sights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Rounds | SA/DA | * 20 + 4/-2 (SA) 51 +/- 5 (DA) | .25 inch (SA)< .55 inch (DA) | Fixed (Open square notch rear sight with contrast points) | |
| 13 Rounds | SA/DA | * 20 + 4/-2 (SA) 51 +/- 5 (DA) | .25 inch (SA)< .55 inch (DA) | Fixed (Open square notch rear sight with contrast points) |
| ID Number | UPC Codes | Description |
|---|---|---|
| P30 Magazines | ||
| 50259114 | 642230269606 | P30, 9MM, 17RD, MAG |
| 50256715 | 642230265677 | P30, 9MM, 20RD, MAG |
| 50255803 | 642230262850 | P30 9MM, 17RD, RED MAG |
| 50227869 | 642230265684 | P30, 9MM, 15RD, MAG |
| 50259077 | 642230265714 | P30, 9MM, 10RD, MAG |
| 50259078 | 642230265721 | P30, .40 S&W, 13RD, MAG |
| 50259079 | 642230265738 | P30, .40 S&W, 10RD, MAG |
| P30 Accessories | ||
| 234391 | 642230251571 | P30, 9mmTREADED BARREL 4.44 INCHES, M13.5×1 LH |
| 207330 | 642230243347 | VP9/P30/USP9T 9mm thread cap, M13.5×1 LH |
| 51000932 | 642230263062 | STANDARD HEIGHT DAY GLOW SIGHTS, SET |
| 51000933 | 642230263079 | NIGHT SIGHT, SET |
| 51000934 | 642230263086 | ELEVATED SUPPRESSOR HEIGHT DAY GLOW SIGHTS, SET |
| 51000935 | 642230263093 | ELEVATED SUPPRESSOR HEIGHT NIGHT SIGHTS, SET |
FEatures
- Special grip frame with interchangeable backstrap inserts and lateral plates
- MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rail on frame for mounting lights and accessories
- Corrosion proof fiber-reinforced polymer frame
- Polygonal bore profile for increased velocity, easier cleaning, and longer barrel life
- Multiple trigger firing modes available
- Patented HK recoil reduction system
- One piece machined slide made from nitro-carburized steel
- Corrosion resistant “hostile environment” blued finish
- Ambidextrous slide levers and
- Ambidextrous magazine release magazine
- Patented lock-out safety device
- Bobbed hammer (LEM models)
- Spurred hammer (DA/SA models)
- Automatic hammer and firing pin safeties
- Ambidextrous safety levers (P30S model)
Technology
- Cold Hammer Forged Polygonal Bore
During the 1960s, Heckler & Koch perfected the famous polygonal profile barrel technology. Conventional lands-and-grooves rifling allow propellant gasses to escape around the front of the bullet as it is fired from the barrel muzzle. A polygonal bore profile effectively seals propellant gases behind the bullet—increasing bullet velocity. An added benefit of a polygonal barrel is its resistance to wear. A polygonal barrel will normally outlast a conventional “lands-and-grooves” barrel by thousands of rounds. Polygonal barrels were one of the many radical design elements used on the HK P7 series pistol and this same breakthrough technology is present on all current HK handguns.
- Reinforced polyamide (polymer) frame
A radical new material used on the P9S pistol in the late 1960s, advanced polymers were soon used as major components and assemblies on a variety of HK products — including the receivers of MP5s in the 1960s. HK polymer molding technology led to the introduction of another synthetic framed HK handgun, the futuristic-looking VP70. Heckler & Koch pioneered the use of polymers more than fifteen years before competing firms. Today, HK remains a technology leader in the use of innovative and high-strength polyamides.
