[Sberk1]

Due to state law, must be private party sale though in state FFL. Please contact [email protected]
Any leads much appreciated. Thanks.

 

[jt325i]

Is the P5C not on the approved list from the CA DOJ?

 

[Sberk1]

It is not. I was very surprised to see the Walther P-1 on it.

 

[jt325i]

The P38/P1 are likely on there due to their age. The WW2 era ones are C&R eligible. I wonder the regular P5 is on their list? They were a lot more common. If it is, then the P5C was probably left off as an oversight since the only difference between them is the barrel length & the mag release.

 

[lunde]

The P5 is no longer in production, but the P5C is.

 

[jt325i]

Quote[/b] (lunde @ April 06 2003,11:38)]The P5 is no longer in production, but the P5C is.

My P5C was made in 2000. I know they started making them in about 1986, the P5 since the early 1970's I believe. When did they quit making the P5? Have you seen any P5C's newer than 2000?

 

[Sberk1]

My understanding is that C&R guns are exempt from the California list. I think the P-1 is too new to be C&R. Dr. Lund, I was surprised the C model is still being made. I thought it may be too expensive to built profitably today.

Again, any leads much appreciated. Thanks

 

[Sberk1]

BTT,please

 

[lunde]

Actually, the Walther P5C recently vanished from the Carl Walther (in Germany) web site, and when I asked them why, they told me that both the P5 and P5C are now out of production. If a customer, such as some agency, requests enough of them, they can still produce a batch. Sad news...

 

[Nick_Praxis]

Hi, i send one picture of P5 with long barrel, me remeber the p38

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[Sberk1]

BTT Still looking-any leads apprieciated. Thank you.