Alot of people just found them offensive and the removal of them has been done to many guns through the years for no more reason than that. Not uncommon for Nazi markings to be ground off. The Nazi acceptance marks were usually on the left side-front area of the trigger guard. I still have a few original 38H parts left over I think.

Clear plastic GI sustitutes fashioned from aircraft window matr'l are common on the 38H, sometimes with a photo placed underneath. The original grips are somewhat fragile (Bakelite material) and alot of them are cracked, chipped or replaced altogether. Capture papers help in elevsating prises as always. Saw one this past weekend at a show w/home made wooden grips for $450 and someone bought it,no holster or extra mag.Įarly and late style mag floor plates exist, early having the intertwined 'SuS' logo.Įarly production pistols in general claim higher prices but specific markings, condition and accessorys all play into it of course. The last one I had I bought w/the original holster and xtra mag for $350 but that was about 3 yrs ago.

They are a joy to shoot.Ī necessarily complicated design and original critical parts are difficult to locate and expensive most of the time. The decocker/cocker lever and other features were ahead of the times and an attempt no doubt to go one-up on Walther. Heavy for a 32acp but a beautifuly built pistol.

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