Thompson sub gun

[Tommygunner45]

If you can’t stop something that’s attacking with 50 rounds of .45 acp save the last one for yourself.
Beautiful but a bit on the heavy side, Recoil is tamed by the weight and shoots great.
1927 A-1 Deluxe With 50rd Drum & 30rd Stick Model T150D It came with a nice Thompson Rifle Case with Logo / #T50 / .
Caliber .45ACP
Barrel 16 1/2", Finned & Threaded (with compensator 18")
Weight 13 lbs.
Length 41" overall
Sight Blade front, open rear adjustable
Stock Walnut fixed stock and vertical foregrip
Magazine 30 Shot stick
I do a lot of physical work and have fairly long and strong arms so handling the Thompson is no big deal.
For the weaker armed the aluminum receiver model may be the answer.
The Thompson may be pricy to some but you own a piece of history and still get to shoot a real cool gun you can see in hundreds of shows and movies.
Between the 1911 .45 and the Thompson it would be hard to make a better gun that shoots that great .45 acp round that had stopped so many dead in their tracks for so many years.
My father missed seeing my new Thompson by hours, After I dropped my parents off at the airport I picked it up, But he did get to see my new 1911 .45 and he wishes he had kept his service gun, A Remington 1911, He was at Wheeler field when the japs bombed Pearl Harbor and now is the Vice President for the Survivors of Pearl Harbor in Arizona.

Paul aka Sporty

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