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For those of you who might have an ailing P38 in the safe or the closet and want to get it up and running in time for the new year:
The new CDNN Sports catalog features what it bills as a "P-38 Gun Parts Sale" on page 124. It features everything from the locking block ($19.99) to cartridge indicator ($9.99) to retainer pin (.99) to grips ($12.99 for the pair; add .99 for the grip screw) to ... you name it. The most expensive part, the complete slide, is $49.99. "All parts (are) original German and are excellent to like-new condition." Don't forget the disclaimer: "All parts should be installed by a competent gunsmith."
If you don't get the catalog, you can reach CDNN on line (http://www.cdnninvestments.com/) or toll-free at 1-800-588-9500.
For what it's worth, purchasing all of the parts to assemble a complete gun would cost you somewhere in the neighborhood of $376.64 -- all the more reason to check out the deals at Simpson's Ltd. or Dan's Ammo.
The new CDNN Sports catalog features what it bills as a "P-38 Gun Parts Sale" on page 124. It features everything from the locking block ($19.99) to cartridge indicator ($9.99) to retainer pin (.99) to grips ($12.99 for the pair; add .99 for the grip screw) to ... you name it. The most expensive part, the complete slide, is $49.99. "All parts (are) original German and are excellent to like-new condition." Don't forget the disclaimer: "All parts should be installed by a competent gunsmith."
If you don't get the catalog, you can reach CDNN on line (http://www.cdnninvestments.com/) or toll-free at 1-800-588-9500.
For what it's worth, purchasing all of the parts to assemble a complete gun would cost you somewhere in the neighborhood of $376.64 -- all the more reason to check out the deals at Simpson's Ltd. or Dan's Ammo.