As the war progressed, Walther could not keep up with the military's demand alone. Germany forced competing manufacturers like Mauser and Spreewerk to produce the P38 alongside Walther

I have a spreewerk P38 found in a bunker with the holster, only likes to shoot Remington ammo. Uncle gave it to me look like unused condition, has the red brown Bakelite grips shoots great to bad it ejects the spent brass into your face could be the 147 gr ammo

I have a 1943 spreewerk P38 Unfortunately it's just a paperweight.... Thanks UK

Soon to be covered @Real_CandRsenal in full detail.

My favorite example of the P38s are the Manurhin produced ones. Excellent guns.

The most reliable 9mm Parabellum of the era.

My Cyq P38 the decocker sticks half way. But if you slightly pull down on the hammer just a fraction it decocks.

Forerunner of the beretta 92, I believe.

Had one of these long ago and can say it was a great hand gun but better suited for my elder relatives than me...

Nice gun 🔫

And you hold a Mauser example...byf44 Nice 👍 I owned a couple over the years

My grandfather brought one back from WWII. Dry fired it a bunch as a kid. But it went to an older cousin when my grandfather passed. I'd love to fire it just once.