The Walther P38 pistol was developed as a military pistol for the German army (Wehrmacht) during the late 1930s. It first appeared in 1938, and small numbers of the original HP (Heeres Pistole , army pistol) were bought by Sweden before the Wehrmacht adopted it as the Pistole 38 and took over all production guns. During the war, P38 pistols were made by a number of factories, including the Walther itself. After the war, most of the ex-Walther machinery ended up in France as war reparations, and many of the post-war P38 pistols were actually built in France, by the Manurhin factory.

Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 8
Action: DA/SA
Frame: Steel
Slide: Steel
Grip: Plastic
Safety: Decocker, Manual Safety
Finish: Blued
Barrel Length: 4.9"
Sights: Fixed Front and Rear Sight
Trigger Pull: Single Action 5.5 lbs.
Overall Length: 8.5"
Weight: 28.21 oz

1 magazine included.