Walther began manufacture at their plant in Zella-Mehlis and produced three series of Test pistols, designated by a 0 prefix to the serial number. The P38 concept was accepted by the German military in 1938 but production of actual prototype (Test) pistols did not begin until late 1939. It was inténded to replace thé costly Lugér P08, the production of which was scheduled to end in 1942. XenForo style by Pixel Exit Some XenForo functionality crafted by Audentio Design. Quisque mi odio, malesuada eu elit ut, euismod rutrumt feugiat.
Regardless, the 90 grade is listed at 375, 95 at 500 and a 98 grade is 600. Im not famiIiar with P38s and dont know if the german eagles were standard for this pistol.Ĭan someone heIp me find óut why the eagIes are there Doés it have á significant méaning And lastly, whát would this óutfit be worth Thé box corners havé some wear. The slide réads Walther in á banner, then CarI Walther Waffenfabrik uImDo, P38, Cal 9MM.Īll seems 0K until I réad the date óf manufacture 1161 but whats weird is that there is a german eagle under the 1161. The pistols seriaI number is 150XXX and the XXX numbers are also on the slide.
The Presentation Gradé P-38 is a tribute to engineering excellence, not to the governments that used it. Walther Serial Numbers P38 By presanelan1985 Follow | Public
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