P.08, byf, 1941 "Black Stocks"

Luke · 06-13-2001, 09:50 PM

Thanks for the great response to my first-time question. It is a real pleasure to meet folks who know something about this subject.

The serial number of this particular Luger is 4605, and it appears that the script suffix on the front of the frame is a small "H" . . . . of some concern since no one mentioned the H suffix in the above comments.

After reading the comment on Black Widows below and checkng my grips, it appears that they are a very hard, brittle, extremely black material . . . . somewhat like bakelite.

I have disassembled the unit, and all serial numbers match except that the magazine does not seem to have a serial numbr of any kind. Should it be the same number?

Thanks again for all your help.

Luke

06-13-2001, 09:50 PM	#6
Luke User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NC - USA Posts: 1,239 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 7 Posts	Re: P.08, byf, 1941 "Black Stocks" Thanks for the great response to my first-time question. It is a real pleasure to meet folks who know something about this subject. The serial number of this particular Luger is 4605, and it appears that the script suffix on the front of the frame is a small "H" . . . . of some concern since no one mentioned the H suffix in the above comments. After reading the comment on Black Widows below and checkng my grips, it appears that they are a very hard, brittle, extremely black material . . . . somewhat like bakelite. I have disassembled the unit, and all serial numbers match except that the magazine does not seem to have a serial numbr of any kind. Should it be the same number? Thanks again for all your help. Luke