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Randy, I don't know, maybe in the meantime, you can tell any other markings on the P38, since I am assuming that is what it is?


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Hi Randy, cyq S/N 5429L was completed about Dec. 1943. It is difficult to pin it down, but based on average production numbers, December is within a month. So November 1943 to January 1944 is a good range. Hope this helps!
 

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Your gun was made in late Jan or early Feb 1944 based on new information supplied by Jan Balcar.

Jan stated that they had reached the Mid K block in Dec.(confirmed info)

May we have a description of the gun...including the markings on the frame under the left grip and on the right side of the barrel?

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Thanks all for the quick response. As soon as I receive the pistol I will provide you as much info as possible. Should receive it in a week or so.

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Now you have me curious when my cyq P38 was made. It's very crude with most of the machine cuts looking like they were done with a very dull tool. Because of this, I had assumed it was late war but the S/N is 9982d.

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I would guess about the middle of May 1943...the next month (June) they finally hit their goal of 10K guns per month. This a guess, however - thanks to Jan Balcar - it is based on a few facts!

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Following table shows accepted pistols. Closing chapter of production is marked with "?", because acceptance was simplified. Thanks to men from SPREEWERK factory shooting range, namely Mr. Cihal, Mr . Drahonovsky, Mr. Juklicek, Mr. Pelc and Mr. Hendrych.

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