Walther P1 blueprints

[Junkie]

I bought a P1 that came with what appears to be a full gun worth of extras, including what I think is a 0% frame (appears to be a raw forging).

I'm having trouble finding any dimensioned drawings. Does anyone have them (or ideas on where to look)?

[Ora Serrata]

http://www.olarmyjoel.com/images/Arms%20Room%20Pics/p38-parts.jpg

[ar15barrels]

I bought a P1 that came with what appears to be a full gun worth of extras, including what I think is a 0% frame (appears to be a raw forging).

I'm having trouble finding any dimensioned drawings. Does anyone have them (or ideas on where to look)?

Just measure your finished frame and then make the unfinished frame just like it.
You might also measure the slide and then you can make the unfinished frame a BETTER fit to the specific slide that you intend to use.

[SkyHawk]

http://www.olarmyjoel.com/images/Arm.../p38-parts.jpg

Not blueprints, not gonna help

Just measure your finished frame and then make the unfinished frame just like it.
You might also measure the slide and then you can make the unfinished frame a BETTER fit to the specific slide that you intend to use.

This is the way to go, I'm sure the blueprints are still proprietary.

[Junkie]

I was hoping I wouldn't have to reverse engineer, that's an order of magnitude more work vs following existing blueprints. It's a pre-WW2 design, I wouldn't expect it to be proprietary.

[tr6guns]

Go here..

http://www.weaponeer.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=19830&PN=1

Be prepared to get eye strain from trying to read them Like I did..
You will also need # 42, 43 that doesn't come with any kit. http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufact...520.htm?page=3
And this for the Alloy frame... http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/917540.htm
Good luck, there is a whole lot of machining to do..