[Maruzen] Walther P38 (ac41) Gas Blowback Black Latest Lot (Resale August 28, 2025)

Re-released after 1 year and 2 months!

Officially licensed by Walther of Germany, this gas blowback handgun boasts a highly realistic appearance that will be a hit with fans.

The gas blowback P38 by Maruzen, which has been granted the right by Walther to use its trademark (Walther Burner) for all toy guns.

Among the P38 wartime models, this model is based on the "ac41" which was manufactured by Walther throughout 1941.

It's not just the appearance that's realistic; this ambitious model also reproduces the functions of the trigger and hammer, as well as the normal disassembly procedures, just like a real gun.

[Main features]

• We thoroughly researched the actual gun drawings provided by Walther of Germany, and reflected the shape and structure as accurately as possible.
• Features the same DA (double action) / SA (single action) trigger, hammer decocking function, and field stripping (normal disassembly) as a real gun.
• The faithful reproduction of the P38's unique short recoil action is also a sight to behold.
• Also noteworthy are the dummy firing pin that actually locks in conjunction with the safety lever and the loading indicator that protrudes when the slide is closed.
• The Eagle 359 stamp is engraved in seven places on the body.
• Mold design that makes parting lines less noticeable on the surface of each part, and polishing of multiple parts
• Elegant woodgrain packaging stamped with the Walther P38 logo
• Officially approved by Walther of Germany, this gun features a military-inspired matte black finish.

[Basic specifications]

• Firing method: Gas, semi-auto, blowback
• Hop-up function: Variable hop-up
• Total length: 215mm
• Weight: approx. 720g
• Bullet used: 6mm BB bullets
• Magazine capacity: 12 rounds
• Inner barrel: L = 117.5 mm, outer diameter = 8 mm, inner diameter = 6.05 mm
• Age range: 18 years and older

*The manufacturer's suggested retail price and JAN code have changed from the lot released in December 2022.