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#WALTHER P1 FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER#
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Some E4 top covers are milled billet aluminum. Available in 9mm, and also chambered for more powerful cartridges (. Note: Some barrel operations, to be done properly, must be turn able on lathe. HK MP5, SP5 - Parts Kits, Builds, Flats, Jigs. We can build your MP5 using your parts kit and receiver or provide everything for HK USC to UMP.

UMP parts kit comes with everything you need for the build, including an aluminum billet 80% finished receiver (can ship directly to your door).

Can you use a jig for an AK on a receiver flat for an HK/CETME/PTR? Posted: 10:14:41 AM EST 80% Receivers. heckler & koch Heckler and Koch USC Lower Receiver w/ Bolt Catch & Mag Release mounted NEW $ 89. Not too many receivers floating around, I had to wait 8 months for this one.

We do this by adding an HK UMP Lower assembly and stock to your USC.

5% for sale by GatewoodSuppl圜o on GunsAmerica - 901005984 Because of this the holes will need to be drilled or reamed to 7mm. With the pistol is a letter (photocopy) from James Rankin confirming markings and its rarity.Hk ump 80 receiver receiver parts sights heckler & koch ump picatinny direct thread rail aluminum. This pistol is identified and pictured in James Rankin's book Walther, Vol III, 1908-1980 (pages 100-101). It is complete with one Walther proofed unnumbered magazine that is marked with a single "P.38" on the left side and a double "eagle/359" Waffenamt on the spine.

#WALTHER P1 FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER#

Both grips are correctly numbered "009" which is the last three digits of pistol serial number over an "eagle/359" Waffenamt. The grips are the correct and matching dark brown early ribbed plastic grips with the correct three mold marks on the back sides of each grip. Since these were manufactured right along with the military contract, all the various parts will have an "Eagle/359" acceptance proof that includes both grip panels, the hammer, slide release, sear bar and sear.

#WALTHER P1 FOR SALE CODE#

The left side of the trigger guard bow has the early "480" code markings with the serial number "5009" stamped on the upper edge followed by "Privat". The front edge of the slide, frame and locking block all have a "Eagle/N" commercial proof, clearly confirming this as a commercial sales pistol. The left side of the slide has the standard "P.38" and "480", code markings followed by serial number "5009", with the right side having a single "Eagle/359" Waffenamt proof. This "480" code was used only from July to mid October 1940 before Walther switched to the "ac" code and based on this serial number of this pistol it was probably manufactured in August 1940. The "480" code P-38 were the first true Nazi Army contract pistols manufactured during WWII with this specific example being a first variation, fourth developmental series. These Privat markings has been a real enigma, however it is theorized that it indicated this pistol was identified as a commercial sale pistol at the time when the Walther factory was running only Military P-38s, which is probably correct however no documented proof has established that fact. 30 Luger cartridge both indicate a very rare commercial sales pistol. Any pre-WWII "480" code pistols is extremely rare with this being both having the Privat Commercial markings and chambered in the small very scarce early.

This rare P38 also have the very rare and early large pin head locking block pin, which was used for only a very short time.

30 Caliber Luger with the equally rare "Privat" frame markings. This is an excellent example of an extremely rare commercial sales pre-war Walther P38 pistol with the Walther "480" code markings chambered in.