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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Muncie Indiana
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Just got a Walther p1 from my friend. Have a couple questions, and yes so far i like the gun
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: West Virginia
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one problem with the P1 verses the wartime P38 is indeed the aluminum frame,im told that lighter loads should only be used in the P1 because of the pressure on the aluminum frame from the more hot ammo will take its toll on it
i dont know from personal experiance,and am just repeating what i was told,i asked the same question when making my decision as to go with the P1 or the war time,i decided to go with the wartime for this reaon,and collectability as well
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Ca.
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Have had several P1's come through my shop over the years with cracked frames....I'd never own one for this reason....hope this is of some help
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tac....that P38 was also an alloy frame, correct?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Arkansas
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I have WWII P38 but do not shoot them. Instead I bought a P1 to fire. I was so impressed with it that I bought another. They fire smooth every time. Must remember to us 115 gr winchester rounds however, and there should be no problems. Additionally, they both cleaned up nice and I fire one of them every trip to the range.
Hope you fire and enjoy yours as well.
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