Soon... Dealing with a container Shipment from Germany at the moment. Once I can chop my way back to where the P1's are stashed I will get some photos up ASAP.
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Soon... Dealing with a container Shipment from Germany at the moment. Once I can chop my way back to where the P1's are stashed I will get some photos up ASAP.
Edit: someone said:
"Megatron!"
Exactly! I was wondering if anyone would mention this Mighty Transformer here. I had that toy as a kid. Pretty sure "he" was downsized from the actual gun. But the P38 does look pretty compact for what it is, a military grade sidearm, not meant for concealed carry or whatnot...
Out of stock ?
More Walther P1's
P1's are now back up on the website.
All are minty again, in the wrap. Some have the original test targets (first ones I have seen) Kinda cool.
Most are dated 10/83. That was a good year :-)
Interesting to see Walther still had P38 on their test targets in 1983
White spots on the frames is old glue from the duct tape. Cleans off with some solvent.
These all appear new, un-fired.
Some photos...
05/83 S/N 495
10/83 S/N 000
12/83 S/N 908
10/83 S/N 160
10/83 S/N 175
12/83 S/N 963
10/83 S/N 216
10/83 S/N 134
To make it simple, we have added the option for you to select the Date and S/N of the pistol you want on the website (based on the photos we posted above)
If the date/SN isn't on the website, its sold.
order in
4 left now. I hope mine comes with a test target. That would be a nice bit of provenance.
I like the way you list them with the pics of actual pistols and serial #'s. 5 star.
Last edited by Chumlee Bumsnag; 09-24-2019 at 12:44 AM.
3 Remaining...
2 Remaining
S/N 000
S/N 175
Just found a few more minty P1 marked magazines. Sorry we did not have those listed on line previously.
Some photos of P1 and P38 Mags. There is alot of variance in markings on P1 and P38 mags in general as they were
produced over such a long priod of time. These are random photos of ones we pulled. Condition and markings are typical of
what we have on the shelf.
P38 mags are identical to P1 mags aside from the markings.
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