I have 2 of these cool pistols in 380acp.
These were originally produced .32acp and .380. The Spanish Air Force traded in their 32's to Star, and in conjunction with InterArms, refurbished them, and converted them to 380. They then sold the old, refurbished ones, and new ones here in the '70's ??? They all looked new, and neither Star or InterArms told anyone that some were older, converted models.
1 of mine is the converted 32 and one is a newer commercial 380, per the marking under the grip panels.
So, the question is, can the old one be converted back to 32, EASILY, with just a barrel change? I have read that going from 32 to 380 required "minimal" parts.
I've read conflicting reports that the factory mags were generic to both calibers.
These were originally produced .32acp and .380. The Spanish Air Force traded in their 32's to Star, and in conjunction with InterArms, refurbished them, and converted them to 380. They then sold the old, refurbished ones, and new ones here in the '70's ??? They all looked new, and neither Star or InterArms told anyone that some were older, converted models.
1 of mine is the converted 32 and one is a newer commercial 380, per the marking under the grip panels.
So, the question is, can the old one be converted back to 32, EASILY, with just a barrel change? I have read that going from 32 to 380 required "minimal" parts.
I've read conflicting reports that the factory mags were generic to both calibers.

Had 2 of them, sold one then that one to you, which was the best one and you had to do a lot of leg work to get it from the FFL. Or am I thinking of another pistol? I never shot that pistol, I did shoot the other less desirable one though.
Last time I set foot in there too!

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