1944 Spreewerk cyq P38 - Austrian Bundesheer Marked

Description

11/4/26 - This is a Spreewerk "cyq" P38 originally issued to the Nazi military in November of 1944, as indicated by the "w" suffix on the serial number. Spreewerk was the third and final wartime maker of the P38, joining Walther and Mauser in 1942. It is all matching with the proper "Eagle 88" Nazi military acceptance proofs throughout, with an "Eagle 359" marked Walther hammer. There is an "Eagle BH" marking on the left side of the frame, indicating it went to the Austrian military (Bundesheer) after World War II. The finish rates roughly 90%, with some wear on the front strap, thinning on the underside of the trigger guard, general high edge wear, muzzle wear, and some light scratching on the right side of the slide. Fitted with post-war checkered black plastic grips. The decocker is functional. It comes with an unmarked P38 magazine with an electro-penciled number on the side that is mismatched to the gun. A late-war Spreewerk cyq P38 with Austrian Bundesheer markings. The rifling is slightly worn, with oxidation and pinpricking throughout the bore, 5/10.

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