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They’re pricey, but if you have the need for a micro compact this is an excellent option for sure. I poke fun at the Sig stuff. It took them awhile to work out all the kinks, but their current production P365 models are great.

3yd. Take it or leave it. 😉

Thank you!! I’m always trying to improve and think of content that’s helpful and not just what everyone else is doing.

A paddle module would be amazing. I agree though. My VP9 is my only other striker gun and I shoot this smaller one better! They did some space magic with the engineering.

grovegunshop.com/product-details?id=91178566 Here’s one I found. Mine was purchased through a seller on gunbroker. You can also try searching for the model number: Benelli 11714. I actually saw a black one and H20 model of this at Titanhill Armory in Washington, MO. You could give them a call too and ask them to ship to your FFL.

Thanks. Im sold. Too bad you cant get the $% for promoting.​@@WalterRitchey

Thanks for the feedback! I took a screenshot to remember these tips for later. I feel I have improved a lot since this video, but I do still get comments on limp wrist sometime. I’m probably gripping too tight and milking even with my right hand while not doing enough of a vice with my support hand. Handguns are definitely the most challenging firearm to master, but I’ve always enjoyed them the most.

Thanks for the tip. I am also shooting left.

Thank you! Sometimes the haters have good advice with poor presentation, so I take what I can from whatever feedback I get. Appreciate the support and hope you find my videos helpful in some way!

Fully loaded on a closed chamber is a little tight, but not abnormally so. Only complaint about the magazines is how stiff they are to load especially when new! Use a mag loader to help save your thumbs.

The P2000 and P30 have a very similar trigger. I would try the Gray Guns short reset, but don’t use the springs, just the actual part for the reset. See if that does the trick for you! I still prefer a stock USP or similar trigger over the P30 whether it’s stock or modified, but the reset kit makes it similar enough that it’s not too big of a training issue. I would advise against using the flat face trigger unless all your other handguns also have flat face triggers, because that part really threw me off.

The VP9SK is sooo accurate it has no business shooting so well for how small it is! I actually sold mine though as soon as the CC9 came out. I was lucky to get one about a month after they came out and I have a video on it! I didn’t really compare it to the VP9 though. The CC9 is much thinner than the VP9 and doesn’t feel like it’s formed to the inside of your hand like the VP9/P30, but it fits my hand much better than I expected for a gun its size and I love how it shoots. The trigger is really good!

@WalterRitchey that's awesome! I was lucky to get a CC9 from buds guns when it came out but i didn't get much time with it because i had to sent it back to HK USA for a cosmetic issue on my slide. It had "stained" fingerprints on the slide which was a bit concerning but when it comes back i hope it shoots as good as my vp9sk's. I love my vp9sk's (I have 2) and I'm just baffled why "guntubers" aren't ranking that pistol higher.

@ that’s so interesting!! I also had my slide replaced under warranty. Mine had “mottling” on the engravings. The HK and CC9 Lettering on both sides was all uneven like the finish was damaged or didn’t adhere correctly there. New slide looks great though.

@WalterRitchey yes interesting... i have detailed photos of mine. I hated sending it back to HK but I was so disappointed. With all the testing and time they had my slide had fingerprints. I took it to a HK armorer I knew and he recommend I send it back. I felt bad about being so petty but im a HK fanboy and I've never seen that before. I worked with a guy named joe at HK and he was great but im a bit concerned. Not selling any vp9sks yet. I can send you my photos if you want.

I’m a big fan. One of the least expensive optics that’s in use by our military. For what you save on other options without that proven reliability it makes the Eotech worth it every time. I plan on picking up one of their Vudu scopes soon too!

I’m not sure about that. I remember when people still carried the Glock 26 and then the 42/43 came out. No one wants to carry a thick chunky gun if something thinner is available that shoots as good and doesn’t cost a lot of capacity. This CC9 holds 12rd where my much larger P30SK and VP9SK had flush 10rd and extended 13rd magazines. No way that I’d ever take one of those over a CC9 and believe it or not I shoot the CC9 better than either of those too. That’s the key, is shoot ability. I’ve since gotten rid of all my SK models and just kept this and my full size models.

And nets!

That works fine as long as you know the firearm works! You should never buy a gun and carry it without testing it using the ammo you intend to use with the gun. I realize not everyone will buy this gun and immediately put 500rd through it - which is why I did! Hopefully this gives you the confident to buy and carry the gun knowing it will be reliable. I have bought other guns that needed to go back to the manufacturer or go to the gunsmith one or more times to make them reliable. You never would know that without testing it though.

I made a part 2 after sending it back to PSA. They said the magazine follower was binding up and replaced the magazine. I shot a couple hundred more rounds after and only had 2 or 3 malfunctions.

You’re right, I typically do and I did when first trying it out. I had enough trust in after the first few hundred rounds that I didn’t wear them that day, but I should have.

Dude get a life, he aint harming anyone.

I would love to see the paddle. If they ever did a frame update or option I would want it.

One other guy suggested this too! Definitely ordering one lol

HK has never sent me anything free outside of a few logo stickers when I buy from their webshop. As I stated in the video, I purchased this CC9 from Scheels for $599, one of the few with these in stock and not over MSRP. I’ve probably shot less than 10,000 rounds through any gun. Ever. Some guys have more than that on a single firearm. I am not claiming to be an expert. I am claiming to be your average consumer that happens to have an infinity for firearms especially German ones. I share my experiences, because they may not differ from your own if you were to purchase this firearm. Hopefully I can provide even a single piece of useful information to you to help you make your purchasing decision! I would not spend all the time and money on these videos if I didn’t think they could help someone in some way. Appreciate your time for watching.

@ great response, nice to see the humble attitude. I had you pegged wrong, it just seemed a bit over the top with the criticism of the other content creators.

@@JimSkeltonKnives that’s my bad, the guys that covered this are still guys I watch and respect. Really it’s more of the way the industry has become in general. Everything feels like a commercial and everyone is afraid to admit to any negatives out of risk of losing a sponsor. But while I have room to improve, trust me when I say this little guy shoots better than some of the other HK’s out there such as my P30 which is a bigger grip and longer barrel. Muzzle flip will happen, but that’s expected with a barrel this short. My only gripe was mine had a damaged slide from the factory, but they replaced it under warranty and paid shipping both ways, so I’m content.

That holster looks really nice! I’m going to bookmark it to try in case I need another option. I ordered the two HK had on their webshop at launch.

@@WalterRitcheyjust got delivered and it’s very nice. Super comfortable. Should have the cc9 in a week or 2 and will revert with feedback.

Did you try the trigger on this one before you ordered it?

A short barreled tiny gun like this is always going to be somewhat snappy. You're accepting that tradeoff for portability. And frankly, in a self defense situation your target is going to be less than 10 feet away 99% of the time. So it shouldn't take much training at all to be able to shoot quickly in a tight enough group at that distance.

It’s loud in person too. I can’t believe the price they sell these for. Think in 2025 I’m going to get a CAT. They have the WB and are adding 3 more models for 556 next year.

I’m not sure if they still have them, but so got mine from Scheels! No one else had them or were price gouging. I paid 599. Called the store and they shipped to my FFL.

@@WalterRitchey None at Scheels.

@ dang you’re right. I just looked and they’re showing out at all locations. But when they had them, they weren’t price gouging. So hopefully soon they have more!

First time I encountered this was a P30L. It would frequently stove pipe with 115gr. HK customer support tells people to use 124gr and I never had an issue since. Now I buy 124gr exclusively. If the numerous “Guntubers” failures somehow weren’t caused by the 115gr that would be bad news, as it would mean there are CC9 out there with other issues…. I also have tested various hollow points including the Sierra high velocity 65gr 9mm which was the first and only time I’ve gotten a squib in a HK. It happened on the 2nd round I fired. Therefore, I do not use anything less than 125gr now. Very interesting you have tried other lighter loads with success. I’m just afraid of another squib so I don’t chance it!

@ I had this issue with my staccato. It wouldn’t run any ammo under 100 grains. I tried running underwood ammo and liberty civil defense and it didn’t work. Once I stuck with mainly 124 grains and then 115 grains it works fine.

@ there’s a chance it could’ve just needed the hotter ammonia for break in - in the case of my P30L. Since it was a new gun. But I always am sketched out when guys review a gun hundreds or thousands of rounds and claim zero malfunctions at all. Especially depending on ammo used! Sig M18 ammo I think it’s called is a +P fmj so ideally I’ll run a box or two of that to help smooth a new gun out right out of the box.

I unfortunately have to deal with both! I bought a Nightforce NXS which was almost $1500 only to find the eye relief cranked all the way still didn’t give me proper eye relief. The reticle would wash out under some conditions. Nikon and some Leupold too. But Trijicon and this budget Vortex I picked up for a 22 are perfect! It’s crazy how much variability there is.

@WalterRitchey nice, I might check those out. Honestly I should be asking the guy at my LGS to look at how some optics work more often given our condition. I have a pile of shame going on for shit I bought but can't use lol

@ a great value would be the Gideon Advocate - I don’t think anyone in the comments has had an issue with prism optics so that might be worth a try! Primary Arms and ACOG would also be options. But I hope you find something that works and you like!

They confirmed that we’re not getting that one. If you’ve got experience it’s really not bad! Yes, there’s muzzle flip due to how small it is. That’s unavoidable. But it’s quick to get back on target and it’s accurate. For new shooters, I probably would recommend something bigger.

The muzzle flip has to do with the gentleman's abilities and technique.

You’re going to be waiting a long time as HK has repeatedly said the SP9CC is not going to be released in the U.S. In addition, if you’re so scared of the recoil of the HK CC9, a smaller SP9CC would recoil more 😂

@@chrisragone8785 if they repeatedly said it’s not gonna be released in the US that means they’re aware that there’s an overwhelming demand for it. It’s coming bro. Believe That! They just don’t wanna take a loss on this garbage they just released

Model is Benelli 11732. Mine came from a seller on gunbroker. I would check gun.deals but some places will require an LE letter to buy. Others will not. It’s strange, but you CAN get them. Just keep checking. It’s worth it!

@ thanks I did get one last week. Will deliver in a day or so to my FFL.

@@MNKLJHBG awesome!! Enjoy it!

Thanks, I’ll check them out!