#WALTHER P1 MARKINGS SERIAL#
Here's a pic of another Russian capture, in this case numbers stamped over but the same shiny "jelly bean" finish, and the white paint of the S (for Safe) above the safety lever is blacked over. Price: 1,795.00 Description: Serial 4867a, 9mm Para., 4 inch barrel with a fine, bright bore that has mild freckling within the grooves.This is a seldom seen, 1920/1921 dated pistol, made for the police and having both the sea. We specialize in all military surplus weapons from AK-47s, AR-15s, Mausers, CETME, Enfields, UZIs, and much more We set ourselves apart by supplying unique parts at a good value and standing by our products by offering outstanding customer service. Markings: The left side of the slide is marked with a circled dot at the front, a Walther banner logo and 'P1 Kal 9mm / 6/81' and a four-pointed star, the right has a German eagle '129' in box military inspection marking. The P 1 was the Bundeswehr standard issue pistol over many years. German common parlance and Bundeswehr regulations exclusively mention the term 'Pistole P 1', even though the first pistols were marked with the designation P 8. There is no wear anywhere on the gun, at the end of the muzzle from holstering, on the upper and lower corners and rear of the slide from holstering, there is no grip wear from handling, or any normal wear on the edges of the safety, rear sight, etc.Ī surefire (pun intended) telltale sign is the white and red paint in the S and F letters are blacked over. APEX Gun Parts is your source for hard to find gun parts, parts kits, and accessories. The Bundeswehr P 1 pistol is a replica of the Walther P 38 which was originally brought into Wehrmacht use in 1940. The finish is all wrong, it's way too black, it's way too shiny. Several things stand out instantly as a Russian "dip" refinish. Walther P38 byf 43 Pistol Made by Mauser Oberndorf 1943 and now matched with a gcx 1942 hard shell holster.
#WALTHER P1 MARKINGS SERIAL NUMBER#
By late 1938 the Walther HP was in production, for commercial sales. The dismounting of the Walther P-1 - Parts comparison between the P38 and the P1 - Later changes in the postwar P-1 - Point of weakness of the P-1 slide The markings on the P-38 - The serial number - Proof marks, acceptance stamps, and control markings - The producers indentifying codes The magazine of the P-38 - The dismounting of the P-38. The HP had an external hammer, which the army preferred, and had a single case harden locking block, which prevented it from cracking. Pick Up: Byf 43 Walther P-38 All Matching Walther made a few minor changes to come up with the Walther HP. Here's a thread where a similar pistol is discussed on the forum, Russian capture P38, this one has the X on the frame.
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