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Auto Ordnance Bridgeport Thompson in GREAT condition, this fine old weapon shoots and functions flawlessly. Shown here with 50 round L drum, it also has a few stick mags. I got this gun from the original owner. This is C&R gun. It has not been abused or beat up, the wood is very nice,no dings etc. The finish on the all metal is like new, no scratches! I have been buying Machine Guns for over 25 years, and this is the cleanest Thompson I have ever seen other than a newer A.O. gun and of course they dont work as well. I checked the serial number it was made in 1945. This one is a KEEPER! Asking $24999.99 plus shipping and insurance.

 

Price $24,999.

 

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976532442.htm

 

Edited: My substitle should have said check out this "1928", not M1A1!

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As I have said before, it is the dealers running prices to the hilt! They think they can get away with it , and they usually do, and drive all the prices overboard. God help the common Joe who wouold like to have a nice gun to shoot. Tat gun for 25k, looks like a run of the mill shooter grade gun. Not worth half the asking price. What is that, wood screws stuck in the stock?!
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Its purdy!

 

But then most FA Tommy's are to me....

 

Bet its refinished....

 

Tell ya what Nick, you buy it and I'll pay the transfer, insurance and shipping.

 

(but I get to shoot her at least once a year, and I'll bring the food!)

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It always takes one to poke his head above the greed crowd and test the market. Chances are the gun will sit for awhile, until some rich, Tom Hanks fan sees it. Yea, the dealers are definitely milking it and essentially squeezing the common Joe out of the Thompson game. Even some of you guys will be tempted to sell when the price reaches 100k. Actually, I would too. Naahhh! I take it back.
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At last people are realizing the real value and historical significance of the Savage 1928 series. (YES, they are more important and more interesting than any colt will ever be IMHO)

 

Bout time!

 

Jr http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/smile.gif

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Look at it this way guys, with the climbing prices of machine guns most people will only be able to afford one machine gun whether it be a Thompson or even a Mac. Very few individuals will have a collection of transferables, therefore, more people will own them and machine guns will get even more popular! http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif
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Hody crap maing! $25K for a Smoothie!

 

That British proofed 1928A1 is my absolute favoritest variant ever. It's so, you know....British! One of these days, when I'm not looking, I'll find one. Whenever I look for a gun, I can't find it. When I don't look, it finds me. (I'm not looking http://www.machinegunbooks.com/forums/invboard1_1_2/upload/html/emoticons/unsure.gif )

 

Those wood screws are a common British and Canadian modification. I have a British 1928 stock with them (and the sling swivel on top) and a Canadian proofed M1A1 stock with them (and a swivel on top).

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