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Yep, e block. BLM’s E’s look weird, but it’s definitely an “e”.

You know…..the guys in the know seem to point out that these were simply souvenirs. I submit they could have been used in combat. What I mean is that the G.I.s got these from the Walther factory and left with them and continued the fight. The War wasn’t over yet. So, it could be possible...

R.Blue, That is really cool! I do have a mismatch like that with capture papers and some other paperwork with it (I can’t recall what the other paperwork is off hand as I’m typing this). It’s been a few years since I got it. I want to say that mine, with capture papers, has the plastic grips...

Thanks! Yeah, I can’t explain it but pressed wood grips on these are just the neatest thing. Just the collector in us I guess, because the normal thin plastic grips are more streamline and what everybody thinks a PP should look like. The bubble wrap marks I didn’t see until later. They’re...

Yes it does. But the lighting in the photos, and it’s so dry that it makes it appear like that even more so. If I were to put a little oil on the slide it would really show the light blue color more that they have. My guess also is that the holster hole was done with a punch. Way too...

I did that once. Check these two out that I have: https://p38forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39229

Me too.

The sight hood looks correct by height. The cleaning rod on yours is a tad too long. Here’s one I randomly pulled off of one of my G.43 bcd rifles:

Very possible. But, what makes me wonder is that the hole is precisely centered and perfect, not ragged or anything like being haphazardly done.

Hello, I just got this one in from Legacy Collectibles a couple of weeks ago. Nothing special, but I don’t think it’s been cleaned or anything and I just really liked it. So, I thought I would photo it and show her off. Sort of a “pre Tulsa buy” I guess you could say. The holster is a little...

No, if those items are what I think they are, you would need to get the correct front sight hood and a correct cleaning rod. On the front sight hood, it was hard to actually see what it is, but it looked too short to be a G.43 front sight hood. Need a better photo of that piece to see for sure...

Wow, that one is really early. It looks like from the photos it may have a K.98k type front sight hood and a cleaning rod from another type of rifle.

If you get it show her off.

I’m sorry but I can’t. It’s a large list and it’s on a computer that is very old. If you need anything in particular I can help.

G.43 bcd rifles are very hard to come by if all correct. So far, this rifle looks correct, but there’s A LOT more things to check. Stock markings and if it’s all matching or not. So far, the stock looks very nice. $3,500 is a very low price to pay for a correct G.43 bcd rifle. When they...

Gorgeous rifle!

I would need to check my listings of these, but that’s probably pretty accurate. I don’t think any of them were documented with whether the parts were Walther or BLM. I’ll need to start doing that with these because that’s an interesting thing to note. Exactly.

ac44 or ac45?

Those are two really nice Mausers!

Yes, super, super nice. Matching and everything. I personally like the wood grip ones myself. Guaranteed, that one would have sold. What’s cool is finding them as a rig when they are all dry looking. Just neat.