The Sauer 38H, introduced in 1938, was an innovative German double-action pistol produced by Sauer and Son. It featured an automatic cocking lever and was primarily chambered in .32 ACP, a John Browning-designed cartridge. A notable feature was its frame-mounted decocking lever, a system later adopted by other German firearms. The pistol was favored by Nazi Party officials and had a unique variant for snipers.
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