Got any cool Wehrmacht stuff? Guns, knives, uniforms, field equipment, etc. if you have it, post it!
My P38 out of Spreewerk
Wehrmacht Weapons/Equipment
Isaac Sullivan
Jackson Morgan
G33/40. My next big restoration even though it's not mine yet.
John Lopez
Markings. Serial number puts it as March 1943 production.
Angel Murphy
Damn, tried to anticipate image flip and failed.
Ryan Perez
Nice! Why not yours yet? Waiting to buy, or part of an inheritance collection?
Ethan Campbell
That's a pretty p.38, I really want one. And yes, it's my stepfather's gun, and the last of his father's gun. He's told me it's going to me when he's gone, but I'm not going to rush him to give it up earlier.
Hunter Thompson
Thanks. Came out of my grandfather’s collection. He is strictly a collector, not a shooter. So this is most likely in the same condition as it was at the end of WW2.
He’s got a beautiful SVT-40 that he “wants to hold on to a little longer,” so I can understand the whole “it’s not mine, yet” thing.
Andrew Harris
Holster that came with the P.38
Ryder Green
1944
Jace Bailey
I wanna say it was made in 1939
Anthony Reed
Both very nice!
Eli Baker
Name and date on the inside of holster.
William H. Wirtmarsh
Feb 15, ’45
Daniel Lewis
I have a nice uniform of the Panzertruppe
Wyatt King
Sweet! I’ve always wanted to get a hold of some uniforms. Mainly Wehrmacht camo, but still.
Connor Rogers
Any original WWII German camouflage will cost you a pretty penny, even for a set of winter gloves or helmet cover.
Leo Hughes
No doubt! This hobby of militaria/guns/Jow Forumsshit isn’t a cheap one.
James Rodriguez
I have two items bearing Nazi proof marks but I don't share them because I only bought them for reasons other than the Nazi manufacture and fuck Nazi's.
Cameron Perez
Grayson Powell
I can understand that. I didn’t get my P.38, or my other Nazi-marked rifle, because of the markings. That’s why I labeled the thread “Wehrmacht,” to try and keep out the Jow Forums stuff.
Ayden Torres
Call it what it is, a waffennampt.
Dylan Bennett
True. Prices for some Luftwaffe and SS camos are insane
Carson Bennett
Fuck off Nazi shitheads go back to pol
Ethan Lewis
You’re late; I was expecting you to be the first reply.
Colton Long
The smocks are the best, imo. I wouldn’t mind shelling out the money for either of those.
Chase Anderson
Why do americans have such a hard on for germans?
Nicholas Hill
They make really nice guns and cars.
Hunter Sanders
Thank you. Someone that isn't a Jow Forums cunt
Daniel Cook
I wish they won :(
Ryder Wilson
Not German but close.
Joseph Rodriguez
Oh stfu , guns and ww2 germany go together as hobbies and interests.
Nicholas Hernandez
Did you build it yourself?
Nathan Foster
Is it an MG-42 of another origin? Or is it an MG-3?
William Parker
Yes
M53, Yugo Mg42 clone.
Bentley Watson
OK, and lets also use konzentrationslager cuz that sounds less genocidey.
Nathaniel Ward
Got a couple things :)
Robert Peterson
These 2 girls about do it for me.
Colton Rivera
Nice looking girls you got there!
Luke Garcia
Thanks pham
they're kind of my pride and joy
Lucas Perry
Disgusting wh*toids. Go back to pol.
Gabriel Hill
Hi Flandre, what's goin on
John Peterson
Ryan Hall
Jayden Anderson
Liam Thomas
i have a world war 1 Uniform but thats it
Logan Powell
Asher Lee
Some war time german cigar boxes
Kayden Richardson
Brody Evans
Byf 44
Camden Carter
I have a couple of Wehrmacht camo tent halves, a Gebirgsjager backpack, some other Wh backpacks, a Kriegsmarine greatcoat, some helmet shells - no good pics of most of it yet. Working my way through the collection with a camera now though. Here's the Gj backpack.
Andrew Watson
Is there a reason to get a P38 over a late P1 with the reinforcement bolt other than historical value? I love the appearance and the mechanics but don't want to pay out the wazoo for the 'muh not-zee his'try' tax.
Nathaniel Harris
WEHRABOO
Dylan Rogers
Picked it up yesterday from cabelas for $750 it’s a rc p38 Spreewerk manufacture. Thought it go nicely with my c96. How did I do?
Nicholas Morgan
Picked up a P1 and HSc at a gun show yesterday. Thoughts?
Jackson Myers
Gotta love a nice Mauser! I have a post-war Czech “Frankenstein” Kar98k. They were produced with leftover parts from different manufacturers. My magazine-floor plate is the only part on it from byf.
Noah Rogers
So I got what appears to be a stalhelm, it has no liner and a few .22 impacts but I think I'm going to try to restore it
Blake Johnson
Remember to be gentle with it!
I’ve fucked up a couple of things trying to remove dents
Nicholas White
It seems like it would come down to personal preference. If “durability” is a major factor for you, P38s are steel-framed and P1s are aluminum-framed. Other than that, and Nazi markings, I really don’t think there that much of a difference.
Jacob Jackson
Cool Bike seat man! You just took it off your vintage unicycle because you prefer to ride without it right?
Carter Flores
Also I need some help identifying it and shit, so pls help
Cameron Foster
I'm not removing them because I'm certain I will break it
Adrian Gray
How much? What do you think of them? Have a P38 to compare? I want P1 because I’m too cheap to buy a P38.
Angel Moore
Both the P38 and the P1 have similar durability problems. The design itself is shit.
The German Army required their new pistol design to have an exposed barrel, because the Luger had one. This required having a fat slide to put recoil springs along the sides of the slide instead of in front like nearly every pistol.
The open slide design means that the locking block has to be in the slide, which makes the slide thin. This makes the slide susceptible to stretching and eventually breaking. Beretta 92s also have this problem, just no where near as bad.
The sheet metal cover on the top of the slide can blow off, and with it out comes the firing pin, loaded chamber indicator, rear sight and all the springs.
The worst is the decocker. Unlike the PP, the P38 doesn't have a physical block between the hammer and firing pin. The decocker just holds the firing pin. If you use the decocker enough the gun will fire and since the decocker is engaged it will drop the hammer every time the slide goes into battery which means the gun will continue firing until it the magazine is empty.
Ryan Adams
Yes.
Eli Scott
Oberndorf a.N. 1941
Caleb Murphy
I suddenly don’t want one as much.
Thanks for the info.
Dylan Evans
Holy shit bro how much did those run you?
Christopher Martin
Lets see a pic
Brody Powell
Asher Long
Thanks for the knowledge!
Jonathan Davis
I still want one 'cause it makes my dick hard.
Wyatt Gomez
Nice reproduction where did you buy it?
Jeremiah James
It looks to be a WW1 stalhelm to me, by the dimensions and the big grommet rivet things on the sides.
Carter James
$10
Found at a garage sale
Joseph Myers
>The Absolute Chads of ww2
Jack Carter
Michael Morgan
Havent shot them yet. 580 for the P1 which is consistent with gunbroker and i don't have to pay shipping/FFL as a bonus.
625 for the HSc. Don't know much about this.
Sebastian Taylor
Well, it looks like it yes. Do you know how expensive are repro lineres for these?
Also how do I restore it
Zachary Anderson
I have a soft spot for HSc's, I've had four of them now. Here is my wartime HSc, made in 1944.
Sebastian Parker
Yeah that’s an M16 helmet from wwi
Carter Carter
I know the dagger don’t fit in the topic but I still included it. Also have a navel dagger.
Ayden Myers
She's a Frankenstein, but I saw her for 500 at a gunshow and couldn't resist picking her up.
Nolan Bailey
franken BYF 43 with repro sling
mismatched cleaning kit (box is 1940, tools are 1935 and 1936)
ab44 bayonet
clk marked compass, I don't know what year it's from
dow marked ZF 4 scope obtained during the war by my great-grandfather
Cameron Bailey
>ywn bomb the shit out of spanish commies in a ju87
why live lads?
Chase Gutierrez
My buddy is looking to get a P38K conversion, is there anybody notable worth looking into?