12/22/22 - This is a very nice example of a very late "b prefix" Spreewerk P.38 manufactured at the end of WW2, in April of 1945. It is all matching and has the proper "Eagle 88" military acceptance proofs. It has retained about 99% of its bluing, but nearly all of these very late examples went to Russia or East Germany after the war and were dipped at that time. There are some very light scratches on the slide, most noticeable on the right side. A few very small dings on the barrel. Comes with very nice grips that look like they've been cut down and a period-correct Walther magazine. The bore is mint. The de-cocker is functional.
