H&K CC9 9mm 3.32″ 12rd Bazooka Green

About this product

What is the H&K CC9 9mm 3.32" 12rd Bazooka Green? It's a striker-fired micro-compact 9mm pistol built by Heckler & Koch for discreet, everyday carry, featuring a modular polymer grip system and a 12-round capacity. It employs the proven internal chassis design from the VP9 series, scaled down for concealment. The 3.32-inch cold hammer-forged barrel and proprietary trigger system deliver the mechanical reliability shooters expect from the H&K name, finished in durable black Cerakote with distinct Bazooka Green control accents.

What is the H&K CC9 used for?

This pistol is engineered for primary concealed carry and backup roles where minimizing print and maximizing concealment is paramount. With an unloaded weight of 21.2 ounces and an overall height of 4.29 inches, it's a true micro-compact, making it well-suited for all-day appendix or strong-side IWB carry. The included tritium night sights are a critical feature for any defensive tool intended for use in low-light conditions, common in self-defense scenarios.

How does the H&K CC9 compare to the Sig Sauer P365?

The CC9 offers a notably thicker grip module and a wider trigger guard than the Sig Sauer P365, which directly impacts hand fit. While the Sig often clocks a slightly lighter trigger pull around 5.5 pounds, the CC9's 6.2-pound pull provides a more deliberate break that some shooters prefer for added safety margin in high-stress situations. For shooters with larger hands or those who struggle with the narrowness of the P365 frame, the CC9's modular backstraps present a distinct ergonomic advantage.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The CC9 weighs 21.2 ounces unloaded and is 6.29 inches long, 4.29 inches high, and 1.41 inches wide. Its 3.32-inch barrel contributes to a 5.5-inch sight radius, balancing quick target acquisition with the compact dimensions needed for deep concealment. The 12-round magazine adds approximately 3.6 ounces when fully loaded, bringing the ready-to-fire weight to just under 1.5 pounds.

Who is this NOT for?

This is not an ideal first pistol for a complete novice or a home-defense-only platform where a larger frame like the HK VP9 would be more controllable. The short sight radius and snappier recoil impulse of the micro-compact format demand more practiced technique for effective shot placement. If your primary use case is the range or competition, consider a full-size option for better shootability and capacity, like the models in our the Stevens rifle line.

What's in the box?

You receive the pistol, two 12-round magazines, three interchangeable backstrap inserts (small, medium, large), a polymer magazine loader, a cable lock, and the standard warranty paperwork. The magazines are the newer design with an extended polymer baseplate that provides a full grip for all three fingers, a non-negotiable feature for proper control on a pistol this size.

Is the H&K CC9 worth it at $649?

At $649, it occupies a premium price segment justified by its H&K build quality, modularity, and out-of-the-box night sights. For that price, you’re paying for the cold hammer-forged barrel's longevity, the precise German machining tolerances in the slide, and the proven safety systems. It’s a better value than pistols in its class that require an immediate $100+ upgrade for usable sights. For a budget-conscious but quality-focused alternative for different applications, our Stevens 555 shotguns offer a different kind of value proposition.