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, Dec 30 2003 08:47 AM
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Posted 30 December 2003 - 08:47 AM
What do you make of this? A late 1928A1 with "US" ground off, "A1" overstamped "AC", and an "x" suffix serial number. This Thompson has correct AO parts, smooth barrel, and is not parkerized. Could it be a firearm pulled from inventory and sold to an approved civilian agency during wartime?
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Posted 30 December 2003 - 09:35 AM
Hi,
I believe Frank Iannamico's book indicates that guns with the U.S. ground off and the C overstamped over the 1 were guns that were sold by the government to law enforcement agencies after the war.
Several examples of similar guns have been observed in police agencies.
I believe Frank Iannamico's book indicates that guns with the U.S. ground off and the C overstamped over the 1 were guns that were sold by the government to law enforcement agencies after the war.
Several examples of similar guns have been observed in police agencies.
