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Hugh, what you are saying is that if I see a 1939 Chamber dated Luger with a "42" on the toggle, no byf mark, with plastic (bakelite) grips, it isn't a "true" Black Widow?
Also, being a newbie/rookie/wet-behind-the-ears Lugerhead, why were these particular Lugars issued with black plastic grips in the first place? Is there any books dealing with Black Widows I can check out? Many people have told me that it was a marketing ploy for an arms dealer to call it a Black Widow, but there must have been some reason these were made with the black plastic grips in the first place, right? I am curious to know what the reason(s) were. Thanks, Bart |
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