LEM ID

[marshallwk]

Ok so how do I tell the difference between the LEM configurations. Im looking at a p2000sk that must be LEM because theres no decocker next to the hammer. But how do I tell if its the heavy or light trigger pull. An additionally is there a LEM with a decocker? And if so how do you ID it. I definately want an LEM and just making sure thats what I get before I buy.

[H&K 4 LIFE]

Most P2000sk LEM's are V2 (around 7.3lbs.) and this can be brought down to about 5.5lbs. by swapping out the spring for a softer one.

LEM is a DAO type trigger, therefore no need for a decocker.

From Heckler & Koch's website-

The P2000 Trigger Variants

P2000:
Innovative safety trigger with concealed cocking piece in the hammer and centrally arranged de-cocking lever for firing in the SA/DA mode.

P2000 V1:
Innovative safety trigger with concealed cocking piece in the hammer, with a constant trigger pull (Combat Defence Action/LEM trigger of 20 Newtons) from the first shot to the last, without de-cocking.

P2000 V2:
Like P2000 V1, however (LEM) CDA trigger pull 32.5 Newton (7.3 pounds).

P2000 V3:
Conventional SA/DA trigger and hammer, with de-cocking.

P2000 V4:
Like P2000 V1, however CDA/LEM trigger pull 27.5 Newton (6.18 pounds).

P2000 V5:
Double Action only (DAO), trigger pull approximately 35 Newton (7.87 pounds).
Not all variants available in some regions.

[marshallwk]

Sweet appreciate it, HK P200sk here I come. Now to find a LEM HK45C thats not ridiculously overpriced.