Nice closeout deals if your in the market.

P2000 OD 9mm $499
https://www.turners.com/heckle...e-drab-green-1922713

P2000SK LEM 40S&W $399
https://www.turners.com/heckle...-3-26-barrel-1922712

It says the OD P2000 is $799, not $499.

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Originally posted by 12131:
It says the OD P2000 is $799, not $499.

$ 499.86 is the exact price being shown. Try clearing out your cookies and cache - that's all I can think to try that might make any difference..

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499.00 when I clicked on the link provided. Great handgun sad to see it go.

Shows $799.99 for me as well.

OP posted the wrong link. The P2000 in black is on sale not the OD one.

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Originally posted by taguin:
499.00 when I clicked on the link provided. Great handgun sad to see it go.

Glad someone else was able to see the sale pricing on the OD!

Here is a link for all the HK's available. Perhaps this will show everyone the correct pricing.

https://www.turners.com/guns-h...and/heckler-and-koch



Just found this - on their main web page check out the SALES FLYER on page 5.

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Links worked for me, as do the prices on the website. Those are indeed good deals, and hard to resist. I've been wanting to try an LEM, and the P2000SK appeals to me. I really don't need to be spending the money right now, though...

Is Turners good to go company?

That is quite a good deal

I only own a single example of the P2000, mine is the SA/DA version of the SK and is chambered for the 357SIG cartridge



Mine carries extremely well, is wonderfully concealable and is far more accurate than a pistol this small has any right to be

One of the great things about the P2000SK is that you're reload can be a magazine for my full size P2000 or a magazine from a USPc. These magazines are obviously longer than the standard magazine for the SK pistol. There's a company that called X-grip that makes a great little spacer to be used in conditions like this.





This combination makes the firearm incredibly comfortable to handle and to shoot

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Originally posted by ruger357:
Is Turners good to go company?

You should always do your own research about them.

They list 37 stores in 2 states showing store hours, addresses and phone numbers.

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Originally posted by colt_saa:



This combination makes the firearm incredibly comfortable to handle and to shoot

I enjoy their 9mm SK. I replaced my carry P228 with the P2000SK and with the XGrip. Took sometime to get accustomed to the paddle release.

$400 for a P2000SK, that is a great deal for a very nice reliable carry pistol. I thought that I got a good deal @ $700 15 or so years ago.

Already own a P2000sk in 9 as well as a P30sk in 9, but dang $400 for a P2000sk in 40? I mean can you have too many EDC gun choices? Already have a stash of 40 for my 229 and 239, you guys are once again spending my money for me.

The advertised P2000sk is .40 S&W. Can it be converted to .357 SIG with a simple barrel swap? If so, are barrels available? Top Gun Supply lists it on the website, but marks it "discontinued."

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
The advertised P2000sk is .40 S&W. Can it be converted to .357 SIG with a simple barrel swap?"

Yes V-Tail, you can find one here:

https://hkparts.net/barrels/hk...barrel-non-threaded/

Note that these are CA compliant versions of these handguns.

So the P2000s come with neutered 10 round magazines rather than the full 13 (9mm) or 12 (.40).

The P2000SKs have 10/9 round magazines anyway, so don't have to be neutered.

Well it's Washington state friendly. Both links worked for me but I'm not feeling any love for that version of OD that HK is using. I've shot my cousin's P2000 in 9mm and it's a great shooter right there with my 9mm USPs. If only it wasn't green.

The OD is not that “fluorescent” in real life.