Spring Sale Original U.s. Wwii Thompson M1928a1 Display Submachine Gun Serial No. A.o. 64974 - Original Ww2 Parts New Style [z37dj2UZ]

Original WWII Thompson M1928A1 Display Gun

Discover a piece of American military history with this authentic WWII Thompson M1928A1 Display Gun. Crafted entirely from original WWII issue parts, this display submachine gun is a true relic from the era. The receiver, bearing the serial number A.O. 64974, proudly indicates its production by Auto-Ordnance, the designer of the iconic Thompson Submachine Gun. This stunning piece is a 100% legal display gun, making it an ideal addition to any collection.

Product Specifications and Features

This display gun is a testament to craftsmanship and historical significance. The receiver has been meticulously reconstructed, with 25% of its total length replaced by solid steel bar stock, ensuring compliance with federal laws. Original WWII parts include an ATF-approved non-firing receiver, a 10.5" finned live barrel, a Cutts compensator, and a Walnut Pistol Grip. The gun also features an adjustable Lyman Rear Sight, Walnut Horizontal Fore Grip, and a Walnut Butt Stock. This example is typical of the early war issue Thompson M1928A1, with its delicate adjustable sight and early style buttstock.

Benefits and Collection Value

Owning this original WWII Thompson M1928A1 Display Gun is not just about collecting a firearm; it's about preserving a piece of history. This gun is a favorite among military enthusiasts, collectors, and history buffs. Its beautifully finished walnut furniture, with the characteristic red brown color of aged wood, adds to its allure. The Thompson Submachine Gun is perhaps the most recognizable firearm of World War II, made famous by the Airborne Troops of the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions. This is your chance to own a genuine WWII Thompson receiver in excellent condition, fully legal to own in the USA without any type of license. Add this historical artifact to your collection today and honor the legacy of the Thompson Submachine Gun.