Walther P-38 Assembly, Disassembly Manual 9mm [ILLUSTRATED]

I have several of these booklets on my bench. I'm an armorer and they are great refreshers. Concise and well illustrated.

This booklet is written to eliminate unnecessary description or information. It is concise and to the point. The black-and-white photos compliment it perfectly. If you appreciate brevity, this book will satisfy 100%.

Nice, compact, informative and easy to use handbook with LOTS of photos. Higher quality paper and cover. Fits easily in range bag.

Short and sweet.

German firearms have a lot of moving parts, this makes it clear on disassembly and re-assembly. Good to have around.

Good Information, good book and pictures. I tore down, cleaned and reassembled a gun I had not seen before that had not been touched since 1949.

It's only $5.00, but there really is not much more in here than there is in a manual or otherwise readily available on just about any web page about the P38. It is nice to have a hard copy reference when you are detail stripping or checking something out, because of that I give it an average rating. If it had just a few details about hallmarks or years or maybe a little bit of history, etc, it would be a good little book. It's only 34 pages, so pamphlet would be a better description of this handbook.

This series of books is good as a manual for assembly and cleaning. Printing is fair (readable), but the page margins are very poor.It is a good "no nonsense" reference to have for each gun in your collection.