HiDesertHal
Senior Member
Hello,
I bought this Thompson Sub-Machine Gun about 15 years ago from a gun shop. It's the Auto Ordinance M-1927 model, not the full-auto M-1921 or M-1928 models made by the Auto Ordinance Company, used during the historic cops-n-robbers days of the 1920's and 1930's.
It's an authentic, working Sub-Machine gun, that has been modified to fire in the Semi-Auto mode only, not in Full Auto.
It shoots the standard .45 caliber ACP ammo, and I bought an extra 50-round drum magazine which is in addition to the factory 30-round stick magazine.
It always attracted attention at the shooting ranges, with the other shooters expecting me to put on a "full auto" demonstration.
I wish I had kept it, as it looked mean in my rifle display rack!
HiDesertHal
I bought this Thompson Sub-Machine Gun about 15 years ago from a gun shop. It's the Auto Ordinance M-1927 model, not the full-auto M-1921 or M-1928 models made by the Auto Ordinance Company, used during the historic cops-n-robbers days of the 1920's and 1930's.
It's an authentic, working Sub-Machine gun, that has been modified to fire in the Semi-Auto mode only, not in Full Auto.
It shoots the standard .45 caliber ACP ammo, and I bought an extra 50-round drum magazine which is in addition to the factory 30-round stick magazine.
It always attracted attention at the shooting ranges, with the other shooters expecting me to put on a "full auto" demonstration.
I wish I had kept it, as it looked mean in my rifle display rack!
HiDesertHal