Black Widow: Fake, Rework, or What?

Jay_123 · 11-08-2001, 12:09 AM

the serial # is 3852, black grips, it has three eagles on one side two of whitch have the number 136 under the eagle's claws. the other one is the german symble. there is another eagle with simble on the barrel.

the number 52 is stamped all over the guin on different parts. on the front of the trigger guard is "a" alpha stamped as well.

does that help any more? I am wondering what the value is in both a piece of history and money. I am not really looking to sell it, rather trace it back to the german owner, the LT who it was taken from. I can't help but feel a sence of death when I hold it. I wonder how many Americans or Jews this gun has killed. I currently have a H&K UPS .45 Compact, and love to competitively shoot IDPA, and don't have the same feeling I get when I look at this one.

Jay/Connecticut

11-08-2001, 12:09 AM	#15
Jay_123 User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: TX Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: byf 41 the serial # is 3852, black grips, it has three eagles on one side two of whitch have the number 136 under the eagle's claws. the other one is the german symble. there is another eagle with simble on the barrel. the number 52 is stamped all over the guin on different parts. on the front of the trigger guard is "a" alpha stamped as well. does that help any more? I am wondering what the value is in both a piece of history and money. I am not really looking to sell it, rather trace it back to the german owner, the LT who it was taken from. I can't help but feel a sence of death when I hold it. I wonder how many Americans or Jews this gun has killed. I currently have a H&K UPS .45 Compact, and love to competitively shoot IDPA, and don't have the same feeling I get when I look at this one. Jay/Connecticut

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