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Walther Pistols Pre 1945 P 38 For Sale

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10 Image(s) WALTHER NAZI P38 AC 40 (SURCHARGE MODEL) WITH MATCHING # MAGAZINE
WALTHER NAZI P38 AC 40 (SURCHARGE MODEL) WITH MATCHING # MAGAZINE
THIS IS A WALTHER NAZI P38 AC 40 (SURCHARGE MODEL), 9MM. THE PISTOL IS IN VERY GOOD CODITION, ALL OREIGINAL, NUMBER MATCHING (THIS INCLUDES THE ORGINAL MAGAZINE), VERY GOOD BORE AN... (read more)
Gun #: 934007784
Seller: misterluger
GA Sales: 349
$2,750.00
2 Image(s) Walther P-38
Walther P-38
This used Walther P-38 is a semi-automatic pistol which fires the 9mm round. It has a 5" barrel and blued finish. This includes 1 7-round magazine. This pistol was manufactured in ... (read more)
Gun #: 948023114
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$999.99
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1 Image(s) Walther AC-41 P38
Walther AC-41 P38
Beautiful Walther AC-41/ P-38 in 9mm. Original "High Polish" factory finish is 98%. Matching numbers and acceptance marks on all parts. Properly marked mag "359" with no serial num... (read more)
Gun #: 907862263
Seller: fDcAL
$1,250.00
1 Image(s) CYQ(Spreewerk)/Walther P-38
CYQ(Spreewerk)/Walther P-38
This used Walther P-38 is a semi-automatic pistol which fires the 9mm round. It has a 5" barrel and blued finish. This includes a magazine. It has CYQ stamping on slide indicating ... (read more)
Gun #: 987999760
Seller: Jay's Guns & Accessories IV
GA Sales: 489
$995.00
1 Image(s) Walther P-38 early first issue "0" series
Walther P-38 early first issue "0" series
Walther P-38 early first issue "0" series. It is in excellent condition. Serial number is 09XX. Caliber is 9mm. Has a war time armorer replacement barrel and locking block which is... (read more)
Gun #: 996766944
Seller: Fran Pasquale
$8,500.00
8 Image(s) GERMAN NAZI MILITARY WALTHER P-38 9MM SEMI AUTO PISTOL
GERMAN NAZI MILITARY WALTHER P-38 9MM SEMI AUTO PISTOL
GERMAN MILITARY WWII WALTHER P-38 CVQ CODE 1944 SPREEWERK MANUFACTURE A BLOCK SERIAL PREFIX 7702 ALL MATCHING WITH CORRECT GRIPS UN NUMBERED MAGAZINE ORIGINAL 98% FACTORY ORIGIANL ... (read more)
Gun #: 924376249
Seller: Michael Merker Riflemakers
GA Sales: 410
$1,250.00
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The Walther P 38, caliber 9mm, was one of the most important handguns of World War II and became among the most influential pistols of the twentieth century. It earned a reputation for accuracy superior to most service pistols, and the P 38’s takedown lever made field maintenance and cleaning simple compared to any other service pistol. The 9mm cartridge does not have the smash of our own .45 ACP cartridge, but the 9mm shoots flat over a distance and penetrates web gear in a superior fashion. The P 38 is reliable, a great shooter and a good recreational handgun. The postwar P 38 and the slightly modified P 1 use an aluminum frame. These handguns are well made with good material, lighter than the steel frame P 38, and reliable. Parts from the original generally interchange with the P 1.
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