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    P-38 help

    My Walther will not close the slide after firing the preceding round.
    I have to finish pushing it shut to fire it.

    I took it apart, and the recoil springs, are of unequal length [one is about 3/8 inch shorter than the other] and the longer one is twisted like a corkscrew.

    Do I need new ones? Silly question isn't it!!!!

    Are new ones available here on the forum, or do I go to Numrich
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    I think you've answered your own question. You can advertise here or just check Gun Parts for a couple. There may be more than that though. Do a careful check against a parts diagram for assembly and anything missing. http://stevespages.com/pdf/walther_p38.pdf
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    Thanks Jim

    I found a new spring set, and that fixed it just fine.

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    Thanks for the comeback, we don't often get that.
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