German P 38

[etalem]

Bought this P 38 recently. Not in the best conditions but from what i see a original WWII pistol. The P 38 comes with a wartime holster.

[guns ltd]

Nice P38.



John

[sargetom]

Ageed-Nice Pistol-You shouldn't store it in the holster as the acids in the leather can damage it. Have you fired it yet??

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Ageed-Nice Pistol-You shouldn't store it in the holster as the acids in the leather can damage it. Have you fired it yet??

[Wagriff]

I Like these old late war Czechoslovakian made P-38's. I own this one's brother and consider it an Excellent automatic-far more reliable than any Luger I ever owned.

[Walkwolf]

Indeed - a nice pistol. One day, I'll get one of these.

As the war dragged on, the finishes of German
weapons became progressively worse in the
rush to get completed pieces out as fast
as possible.........

[severin]

A very tidy P38.
Jonathan.

[Gunny Hartmann]

An iconic pistol!...

[etalem]

Ageed-Nice Pistol-You shouldn't store it in the holster as the acids in the leather can damage it. Have you fired it yet??

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Ageed-Nice Pistol-You shouldn't store it in the holster as the acids in the leather can damage it. Have you fired it yet??

negative, i don't shoot with the weapons in my collection, the only shooting i practise is with my service pistol. thank you for the remark regarding the acids in the leather. i removed the P 38 from the holster.

[etalem]

if i am right this P 38 was produced in april 1944

[Sarge]

I Like these old late war Czechoslovakian made P-38's. I own this one's brother and consider it an Excellent automatic-far more reliable than any Luger I ever owned.

Spreewerk was Not a Czech factory! There were some parts made for them by the Czechs, but Never the entire pistol!
Sarge