6/9/21 - For you "odd ball" collectors, this is one you want to take a look at. This is a Spreewerke made P.38 but left in the factory at the end of the war, then reworked by the Czech's in 1946. The right side of the trigger guard has a "46" date. The left side has an "E". There are Nazi "Eagle 88" proofs on the frame and slide. It appears one proof has been peened. There also appears to be a Czech lion proof on the top of the barrel. The entire gun has been re-numbered to match. It has retained about 97% of its finish. There is just a hint of wear on the high edges of the slide and around the muzzle. Some light scratches on the right side of the slide. Comes with excellent grips and a rare "U" marked magazine. Excellent bore - shiny with great rifling. De-cocker is functional.
