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Umarex CO2 Air Pistol Walther P38 Metal 4.5mm
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Umarex CO2 Air Pistol Walther P38 Metal 4.5mm

The P38 was accepted by the German army in 1938. After the war, it was named the Walther P38. It is one of Walther's pioneering models. Here is an exact replica in CO2 air pistol form by Umarex.

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The P38 was accepted by the German army in 1938. After the war, it was named the Walther P38. It is one of Walther's pioneering models. Here is an exact replica in CO2 air pistol form by Umarex.

  • Caliber: 4.5mm (.177)
  • Power Source: CO2 capsule
  • Magazine Capacity: 20 shots
  • Velocity: 115 m/s
  • Energy: 3 Joules
  • Total Length: 211 mm
  • Weight: 730 g

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    Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capsules

    The CO₂ cartridge is a small, single-use metal cylinder filled with compressed carbon dioxide (CO₂).


    It is placed in the gun as a power source for propelling the pellets (or for greater realism with Blowback).
  • Caliber 4.5 mm
  • Magazine 20 rounds

  • Trigger (Trigger Action)

    Single Function

    It means that the trigger performs only one action: it releases the hammer to fall and fire. The trigger does not cock the hammer by itself.

    - Trigger feel: Usually light and with a shorter travel compared to Double Action.

    - Accuracy: The lighter and crisper character reduces loss of aim when pulling the trigger. For this reason, it is a common choice for competition/target pistols and for shooters who prefer fine control.

    - Speed: Although the SA trigger is quick to pull, it requires time/movement to cock before each shot.

    - Safety: The light trigger can be more sensitive to accidental discharge if not handled properly. It is often combined with other safety mechanisms.

  • Type of Pellet

    BBs

    BBs are spherical projectiles, usually small balls used in airsoft pistols/rifles (6 mm) and in certain BB-gun type airguns (.177 / 4.5 mm).
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Description

Description

The P38 was accepted by the German army in 1938. After the war, it was named the Walther P38. It is one of Walther's pioneering models. Here is an exact replica in CO2 air pistol form by Umarex.

  • Caliber: 4.5mm (.177)
  • Power Source: CO2 capsule
  • Magazine Capacity: 20 shots
  • Velocity: 115 m/s
  • Energy: 3 Joules
  • Total Length: 211 mm
  • Weight: 730 g

To purchase an air gun or pistol, the prospective buyer must be over 18 years old, and must prove this by showing their police ID card or tax ID number and tax office details.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Mechanism
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capsules

Mechanism

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capsules

The CO₂ cartridge is a small, single-use metal cylinder filled with compressed carbon dioxide (CO₂).


It is placed in the gun as a power source for propelling the pellets (or for greater realism with Blowback).
Caliber
4.5 mm
Trigger (Trigger Action)
Single Function

Trigger (Trigger Action)

Single Function

It means that the trigger performs only one action: it releases the hammer to fall and fire. The trigger does not cock the hammer by itself.

- Trigger feel: Usually light and with a shorter travel compared to Double Action.

- Accuracy: The lighter and crisper character reduces loss of aim when pulling the trigger. For this reason, it is a common choice for competition/target pistols and for shooters who prefer fine control.

- Speed: Although the SA trigger is quick to pull, it requires time/movement to cock before each shot.

- Safety: The light trigger can be more sensitive to accidental discharge if not handled properly. It is often combined with other safety mechanisms.
Frame
Metallic
Bullet type
BBs

Bullet type

BBs
BBs are spherical projectiles, usually small balls used in airsoft pistols/rifles (6 mm) and in certain BB-gun type airguns (.177 / 4.5 mm).
Magazine Capacity
20 rounds
Blowback
No
Weight
730 gr

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

See all specifications

Description & Specifications

The P38 was accepted by the German army in 1938. After the war, it was named the Walther P38. It is one of Walther's pioneering models. Here is an exact replica in CO2 air pistol form by Umarex.

  • Caliber: 4.5mm (.177)
  • Power Source: CO2 capsule
  • Magazine Capacity: 20 shots
  • Velocity: 115 m/s
  • Energy: 3 Joules
  • Total Length: 211 mm
  • Weight: 730 g

To purchase an air gun or pistol, the prospective buyer must be over 18 years old, and must prove this by showing their police ID card or tax ID number and tax office details.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Mechanism
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capsules

Mechanism

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capsules

The CO₂ cartridge is a small, single-use metal cylinder filled with compressed carbon dioxide (CO₂).


It is placed in the gun as a power source for propelling the pellets (or for greater realism with Blowback).
Caliber
4.5 mm
Trigger (Trigger Action)
Single Function

Trigger (Trigger Action)

Single Function

It means that the trigger performs only one action: it releases the hammer to fall and fire. The trigger does not cock the hammer by itself.

- Trigger feel: Usually light and with a shorter travel compared to Double Action.

- Accuracy: The lighter and crisper character reduces loss of aim when pulling the trigger. For this reason, it is a common choice for competition/target pistols and for shooters who prefer fine control.

- Speed: Although the SA trigger is quick to pull, it requires time/movement to cock before each shot.

- Safety: The light trigger can be more sensitive to accidental discharge if not handled properly. It is often combined with other safety mechanisms.
Frame
Metallic
Bullet type
BBs

Bullet type

BBs
BBs are spherical projectiles, usually small balls used in airsoft pistols/rifles (6 mm) and in certain BB-gun type airguns (.177 / 4.5 mm).
Magazine Capacity
20 rounds
Blowback
No
Weight
730 gr

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.