AC 41 Walther P.38 Rig - Rare LYO Holster

Description

12/10/25 - This is an AC 41 Walther P.38 issued to the Nazi military in 1941. It is all matching and has the proper "Eagle 359" military acceptance proofs throughout. It comes as a rig with two numbered but mismatched Walther magazines (one is refinished) and a rare LYO marked tan leather P.38 holster. LYO holsters are extremely rare. They were made in Poland work camps during the end of WW2, were cheaply made, and often have leather that's falling apart or broken. This one shows obvious signs of wear with fairly worn leather, some tearing on the seam of the top flap, and a chuck of the leather missing from the mag pouch. The gun's original bluing rates roughly 70-75% with spotty wear throughout and some areas of light pin-pricking here and there. The grips are Waffen-proofed and numbered, but they are mismatched. The bore has pretty good rifling, but there is frosting throughout. De-cocker is functional.