32 Auto reloads, a 71-grain FMJ over 2.2 grains of WW-231. The first time I shot it, I had a loose bag of. I can't speak to all of them, but the performance of this particular 38H is a real eye-opener. To shoot it comfortably, I have to keep both thumbs pointed pretty much straight up. There's a corner on the left panel, formed by two curves and the flat, which wedges directly into my hand at the base of the thumb. Also, the grips were designed for a time when pistols were fired one handed. However, the slide is relatively light, and the snappiness of the slide velocity makes recoil a bit more than expected. But in 1938, when the 38H started coming out of Suhl, the idea of a hollowpoint bullet in a. The adjusted one is not at all a fan of Hornady XTP. However, both feed full metal jackets (FMJ) just fine. Of the two magazines, one looks like someone spent an afternoon adjusting its feed lips with a pair of pliers. The holster that this pistol was issued in did not make it to me, and one of these days I'll find a suitable replacement. If you have a 38H that is unit or police marked, that was done after it left the factory. Sauer shipped pistols where it was instructed to and did not produce specific serial number blocks for this or that organization.
It came with two magazines, which was the way they were made and shipped. Once you have the trigger prepped, the hitch taken up, it is surprisingly clean and crisp for a wartime product. The single-action trigger pull has a slight hitch to it, but not much, and it acts almost as a two-stage trigger pull. So, it's something greater than 12 pounds but still smooth and even. The DA is smooth and even but so heavy it maxed out my Lyman trigger pull gauge. The magazine is steel, single-stack, holds eight rounds and does not lock the slide open when empty. This (thankfully) means the trigger pull is not affected by the magazine disconnector. The magazine disconnector is a small stud affixed to the side of the magazine tube, and it does not add to the trigger linkage but blocks it.
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