Walther P38 Barrel With Suppressor
2020年11月10日 · While searching for a ZF4 scope on an Auction House's site, I saw a listing for a Walther P38 barrel with a suppressor on it. The only information I can find is from the auction house's description (translated from German): "Caliber 9 mm Luger, No. 585a, No. without, S / N on the bolt. Matt barrel, length 120 mm. Acceptance of Adler / WaA135.
Looking for info regarding an old silencer | Walther Forums
2015年2月21日 · In the 1970s Walther offered a suppressed P38, as well as a suppressed MPK submachine gun. The suppressor itself was outsourced from someone in Germany. The P.38 was modified with a special slide latch that could be engaged to keep the slide shut when the gun was fired to keep the noise level down; this made it effectively a manually-operated ...
The Walther P38: Godfather of the modern combat handgun
2014年1月17日 · In the 1960s, Walther engineer Siegfried Huebner developed a suppressed variant for use by NATO militaries on “special occasions”. Dubbed the P38-SD, its barrel was extensively ported and ...
Walther P38 - Wikipedia
The Walther P38 (originally written Walther P.38) is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed by Carl Walther GmbH as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II. It was intended to replace the comparatively complex and …
Fitting a suppressor to a Walther PP? - The Liberal Gun Club Forum
2016年12月23日 · I've been thinking about suppressors and whether it would be possible to fit one to my Walther PP. Specifically, I'm wondering how it would fit since, of course, the slide almost completely enshrouds the barrel.
A Look Back at the Walther P38 | An Official Journal Of The NRA
2017年7月12日 · Another variant is the P38SD, which is a P38 with a ported barrel and a wipeless suppressor. Developed by Walther engineer Siegfried Huebner, it was intended for use by NATO militaries on ...
Walther P38 - American Handgunner
Walther produced suppressed versions of the P38s, some with an added latch to keep the slide shut during firing, as well as the slightly shorter P4 and snubnosed P38K (both of which omitted the problematic slide top cover), and the alloy-framed P1 adopted by the West German Bundeswehr and the closed-slide P5 and P5 Compact.
PPK Suppressor - Walther Forums
2011年8月8日 · with a PP series Walther it is not possible to have a barrel that would keep getting switched out. The only time the barrel should be removed is for replacement (such as a damaged barrel, or installing one that is threaded). If you decide to go with a .22 caliber suppressor, there are a multitude of good quality ones available.
Walther Pistols and Silencers - Axis History Forum
2002年9月21日 · How easy would it be to attach a silencer to a Walther P-38? Would the Germans have not gone to the trouble and instead screwed the silencer into a PP or PPK model pistol with the threaded barrel? Specifically, I ask of the silenced Walther pistol mentioned in the book Hitler's Werewolves, the factual book about Operation Carnival
A look inside the Walther P38 | thefirearmblog.com
2015年4月16日 · Fritz Walther and Fritz Barthlemens solved this with their patented wedge-locking action. A single/double action, wedge locking, hidden hammer pistol was submitted to the German authorities just before WWII.