HK VP9CC vs HK CC9
We do not list a pistol under the exact name "VP9CC". People who search for it are almost always choosing between HK's two compact 9mm lines: the CC9, HK's slim concealed-carry pistol, and theVP9A1 K, the shortened version of the full-size VP9. Below they are compared on the specifications of our current listings.
Side by side
| Model line | Capacity | Barrel | From | In stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HK CC9 | 10–12 | 3.3–3.32" | $662 | 9 |
| HK VP9A1 K | 10–15 | 3.39–4.09" | $975 | 9 |
Numbers come from the listings in our catalog today and change as stock changes. Always check the exact variant.
How to choose
Smaller pistols conceal more easily but hold fewer rounds and are harder to shoot fast; larger grips hold more and shoot softer. Put the capacity and barrel columns next to how you will carry, then handle both at your dealer if you can. Optic-ready slides are worth paying for if a red dot is in your plans.
Buying one in Texas
Every pistol ships to the licensed Texas FFL dealer you choose. You complete Form 4473 there, the dealer runs the federal background check, and you take the pistol home. How buying online works.
Questions
Is there an HK pistol called the VP9CC?
We do not carry a pistol sold under the exact name "VP9CC". Buyers who search for it are usually after one of HK's compact 9mm lines: the CC9 carry pistol or the VP9A1 K, the compact version of the VP9.
Which HK compact holds more rounds?
From our current listings the CC9 holds 10–12 rounds and the VP9A1 K holds 10–15. Check the listing of the exact variant, since magazines differ by model.
Can I buy an HK pistol online in Texas?
Yes. You order here and name a licensed Texas FFL dealer; the pistol ships to them and you complete Form 4473 and the federal background check when you pick it up.
