Walther P38 Rebuild/Service Kit Source?

[EzGoingKev]

I have a P38 that my grandfather brought back from his service in Europe during WWII.

I put about 200 rounds through it to see what it was about/function check it. I really do not plan to shoot it but with the looming bans we may or not be facing I want to pick up a kit that will keep it running if the need arises.

Can anyone direct to a source for what I am looking for?

[RHINOWSO]

http://www.robertrtg.com/p1.html

They have suspended new orders right now, but you might check back.

Cdnninvestments also had Walther parts but have taken their website offline recently as well.

Honestly I don't think you'll have an issue getting parts for your pistol in the future.

[MAUSER202]

Try Wolf springs for a spring kit. What year and manufacturer code is it and is it all matching? You may not want to shoot it if it is all matching or a late war gun. Check on the P 38 forum to get more info.

[EzGoingKev]

It is 1943 vintage and all the numbers match.

[balance]

"Potential sources for old & obsolete parts"

http://www.waltherforums.com/forum/pp-tp-series/23482-potential-sources-old-obsolete-parts.html

If you are planning on changing out the recoil springs yourself, I'd suggest reading through this thread:

http://www.waltherforums.com/forum/classics/17704-avoiding-catastrophe-changing-p38-recoil-springs.html

If you are planning on letting a gunsmith do the tune-up on the pistol, I'd suggest these guys based on their reputation:

M&M Gunsmithing

http://www.mmgunsmithing.com/repair.htm

[MAUSER202]

It is 1943 vintage and all the numbers match.

ac, byf or cyq code?

[EzGoingKev]

It is an "ac".