#WALTHER P1 C&R HOW TO#

Don't know if they're refinish or not (I think they are) but they work just fine. Many look to be blued over a phosphate finish. These guns came from Aim in new condition, never fired, and never lubed. I bought 2 of these and decided to sell one to fund another purchase. Magazines are inexpensive,at least the last time I bought some. This pistol was purchased from Aim Surplus before they sold out. You usually lose a few other small parts with it. If you take the slide cover off for some reason,and there is none unless there is a problem with the fireing pin, safety, cartridge indicator, ect.,make doubly sure it's re-installed correctly or it takes off on it's own during recoil after a few shots. They also prevent the spring from gauling the aluminum frame on recoil, so good condition guides are a must. That small edge grabbing the cutout in the frame is all that holds them in position when you TD the pistol and they and the spring(s) can launch for places unkn or into your face if you're not careful.

Wolf sells replacements.Р”Р„lso check the nylon/plastic recoil spring guides for wear at their front cap. Many people just automaticly put a new set of recoil springs in these surplus P1 pistols that have been coming over. Please note the PPK has a PPK/S magazine which is why the mag does not sit flush with the bottom of the grip. 380, the bottom left(7) is a PPK/S in 22LR and the last pistol is a walther PPK in. No cross pin in mine and it's held up fine. Walther PPK/S and PPK Pistols - PICTURED AS GROUP 2 - Top two pictured are both PPK/S pistols in. In the United States, the Walther P1 is presently under Curio & Relic status. Cast 125gr and a load of Clays or RedDot. ' An improved version of the P38, the Walther P4, was developed in the late 1970s and was adopted by the police forces of Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-WР“Сrttemberg. Mine always works with Rem/UMC fmj 115gr stuff. PS: If you think S&W borrowed from this design (and they did), take a look at Beretta 92. If you decide to change out the springs and want some tips (its not hard), shoot me a PM and I will give the skinny. The Walther P38 was a 9 mm pistol that was developed by Walther as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II.It was intended to replace the costly Luger P08, the production of which was scheduled to end in 1942.This is a 9mm Parabellum (same as Luger) with a magazine capacity of 8 rounds. If severe enough, it may prevent the recoil spring and plunger from being captured in the frame. If you allow the compressed spring to fly forward with the metal plunger it can peen the frame recess. Walther P1 / P38 Cartridge Indicator Pin. Manufacturer: Walther: We found other products you might like Walther P1 / P38 Slide Stop.

#WALTHER P1 C&R HOW TO#

If you decide to change them out, read up on how to do it. C&R (Curio and Relic) Eligible More Information. Wolff sells them and they are inexpensive. Whenever I get a new one, I always replace the recoil springs. Prior versions, with the lighter slide were reported to have some problems with cracking. Yours also has the heavier slide which I believe came out around the same time as the cross pin. The purpose of the cross pin was to take some stress of the frame. Yours has the frame cross pin - which I think Walther started using around 1974.

Walther p1 c&r