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The first polymer-framed semiautomatic pistol, the VP70 was manufactured by Heckler & Koch from 1970 to 1989 in three main models, one of which (the VP70M) was unique in that it was capable of firing 3-round bursts when fitted with a shoulder stock. The VP70 had low-profile sights, a thin, sharply curved trigger, contoured underside and trigger guard, small ejection port on the upper right of the slide, and a concealed hammer. The VP70 was the first production handgun to use a polymer frame, a feature later popularized by the Glock pistols. It used 9x19mm Parabellum or 9x21mm IMI ammunition.
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