Heckler & Koch made the VP9 SK as a subcompact for concealed carry. This used example is chambered in 9mm and comes with four magazines, a holster and the factory box. That is a full carry setup.

The VP9 line has a trigger that shooters often call crisp and a grip with swappable panels and backstraps. The subcompact size is easier to hide than the full-size VP9, but it gives up some sight radius and grip length. Dry fire practice at home, with the pistol unloaded and ammunition in another room, builds a better trigger press.

Four magazines is a generous package. You can carry a spare and still have two for the range. The holster is a useful extra, though you should check that it fits well and holds the pistol securely before you use it.

H&K pistols are built to a high standard, and the VP9 line has a good reputation for working day after day. If you want a German-built carry pistol without paying for a new one, this deserves a look. It is sold used and as described. It ships to your FFL dealer, and the background check is completed there.