HK 81001192 PI CC9 H267 9MM OR 1X10R 1X12R FDE

Description

The HK 81001192 PI CC9 H267 9mm OR 1x10R 1x12R FDE is HK’s smallest double-stack handgun, purpose-built for concealed carry. This optics-ready, FDE-finished pistol ships with one 10-round and one 12-round magazine, plus factory night sights. At $599, it packs HK reliability into a compact frame that disappears under a T-shirt.

Manufacturer	Heckler & Koch
Model	CC9 (PI CC9 H267)
Material	Polymer frame, steel slide (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	9mm Luger; optics-ready slide for micro red dots
Finish	Flat Dark Earth (FDE)
Weight	Approx. 18.5 oz (unloaded, per HK specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Smallest double-stack HK ever — Why it matters: This grip holds 10 or 12 rounds without the bulk of a full-size gun, making it easier to conceal and carry all day.
• Ambidextrous controls — Why it matters: Mirrored slide stop and magazine release let lefties run the gun without fumbling, and righties get a bonus index point.
• Optics-ready slide — Why it matters: You can mount a red dot directly without sending the slide to a machinist, giving you faster target acquisition in low light.
• 5-lb trigger with crisp wall and reset — Why it matters: That clean break and short reset let you shoot tighter groups under stress, especially on follow-up shots.
• Interchangeable backstraps — Why it matters: Two included straps let you dial in palm swell for a natural point of aim, whether you have small or large hands.

Who It’s For

The CC9 is built for daily carriers who want HK reliability in a package that doesn’t print. It’s also ideal for shooters upgrading from a single-stack 9mm who want more capacity without jumping to a Glock 19 size. If you run a red dot and value a crisp trigger out of the box, this FDE version fits the bill.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Factory night sights and optics cut save you $100+ in aftermarket upgrades.
• Pro: 12-round magazine gives you a 12+1 capacity in a grip that still conceals well.
• Pro: HK’s recoil management in a micro frame — the grip texture and bore axis keep it flat.
• Con: The 10-round magazine is required for some restricted states, but the grip length is noticeably shorter, which can cause a pinky hang for larger hands.

Comparison

Feature	HK CC9 (FDE)	Zev Technologies OZ9 Compact	Agency Arms AOS Glock 19
Caliber	9mm	9mm	9mm
Capacity	10+1 / 12+1	15+1	15+1
Weight (unloaded)	~18.5 oz	~22 oz	~21 oz
Optics Ready	Yes (direct mount)	Yes (direct mount)	Yes (Agency cut)
Trigger Pull	5 lb	~4.5 lb	~5.5 lb
Price	$599	$1,200+	$1,400+
Best For	Concealed carry on a budget	Competition/range	Duty/competition

The CC9 undercuts both the Zev and Agency Arms by half the price while still delivering HK reliability. You sacrifice magazine capacity and aftermarket support, but for a dedicated EDC piece, the CC9 is a smarter spend.

FAQ

Does the HK CC9 come with night sights?

Yes. The factory includes a set of tritium night sights, so you’re ready for low-light shooting right out of the box.

What optics fit the CC9’s optics-ready slide?

The slide is cut for most micro red dots, including the Holosun 407K/507K and the Trijicon RMRcc. You just need the correct mounting screws — no adapter plate required.

Can I use the 12-round magazine in the CC9?

Yes. The pistol ships with both a 10-round and a 12-round magazine. The 12-rounder gives you a full grip for larger hands, while the 10-round is shorter for deeper concealment.

Is the CC9 compatible with HK VP9 holsters?

No. The CC9 has a different trigger guard and slide profile. You’ll need holsters specifically molded for the CC9. Many aftermarket brands are starting to release them.

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Last updated: April 2026

According to industry data, HK holds a 12% market share in the subcompact semi-auto pistol segment, driven by the CC9’s launch at a $599 price point. Semi Auto Handguns | Compact 9mm | Concealed Carry