I need to order a few extra magazines from CDNN. The empty brass was ejected all over the place, especially with the heavier bullets even though those felt milder. I didn't have any JHP ammo to try, but I've read that P1's and P38's do not like hollow points. The Walther P.38, the most advanced pistol in the world at the time of its introduction, possessed some features considered obsolete by the late 1970s. They are neat pistols, I just have to get used to the mag release on the bottom, I keep pressing the side of the grip when its empty lol And thank you. I had a couple ww2 models, but sold them to my brother. No malfs at all, but I only fired about 50 rounds. it was 279.00, but the mags were 19.00 each. After WWII, some modifications were made, particularly changing to a round firing pin (and the parts it works with), to simplify production. I will be listing a number of factory magazines over the next few weeks. Category Magazines Walther P38 NOTE: Model illustrated is a Pre-War version. Then I switched to some 125 grain LRN 'remanufactured' ammo (commercial reloads.) Those shot higher and I could hit the targets every time aiming for the centers. WWII or Pre-WWII Walther PP 9 m/m Kurz/380 factory magazine Marked Walther in banner over 9 m/m 9mm Kurz/380 7 rounds Bottom release 5.20 shipped and insured via USPS priority mail. If I aimed at the top edge of the targets I could hit them. SA is much better (of course.) I didn't have any paper targets with me so I was just shooting at the metal plate targets - and missing every time until I figured out the gun was shooting low. The double-action trigger is worse than I thought, but one could get used to it. I took the gun to the range on the way home from church. Authentic German Walther P1/P38 Holster - New, High-Strength Nylon Construction, Snap-Cinch Strap Closure, Mag Pouch. The Walther P1 is a lightweight post-war pistol based on the WWII German Walther P38 firearm upgraded to an alloy frame for use by military and police.

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