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Took my CYQ 1944 P-38 and Wartime Commercial C-96 out to the range this morning
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Classics are real fun and get lots of attention too.
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Oh yeah. That's all I own
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Nice guns.
I saw recently at an antique gun show in Frederick/MD a C-96 for sale, for under $ 1.000.- Maybe a reproduction?
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Depends on exactly what it is. Shooters (Bolo and standard barrel) are around for $450 - $700 on Gunbroker and at the local yokel gun shows 'round here. Seems that nicer wartime commercial examples are fetching $1K plus these days. Add more $$$ with a stock. As usual, prices are all over the place when you get to the nicer ones. So, it pays do research it a bit. I wouldn't call myself an expert, but an observer who tries to find good deals
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I really enjoy to shoot my P 38, too. It is one of the last civilian (whole steel) P 38 produced. It has a special anniversary marking: "1886-1986, 100 Jahre Walther" I am not sure about the exact spelling because I don' t have the gun here in MD. It shoots very accurate, much better than a regular WW2 P-38 or a post war P-1.
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Wow, sounds like you have a nice P-38 there. Mine is decent, but I need to replace the extractor which I haven't gotten around to yet.
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worldoftone -- When you have time, please post a few close-up pix of the C96. I collect those things, and curious on every gun that I met. Thanks!
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Alvin,
You got it! It's a matching numbers gun in the 356XXX range IIRC, but I'll shoot some closeups in the next day or two. I can say one thing, it shoots fantastic. - WOT |
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