Hi guys,
This is interesting...
http://cgi.ebay.com/...tegory=135&rd=1
At first I thought this may be a "C" drum, but looking at the picture where the cartridge guides are peened over it looks more like an "L".
What is it? Or is it a toy?
I don't think this guy knows what he has... and evilbay will zap him for sure when they find out.
Let the bidding begin...

"round Clip" On Evilbay
Started by
giantpanda4
, Sep 22 2003 09:25 PM
7 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 22 September 2003 - 09:25 PM
#2
Posted 22 September 2003 - 09:56 PM
I emailed the guy to get a inside photo of the clip. To tell if it's a 50 or 39. There was a guy on a couple of weeks ago with a drum and I emailed them also but got no response. Ebay pulled them asap. His name on ebay was giantpanda4, anyone here?(hint,hint)
Let's see if this guy gets back to me. I need another drum like I need another Thompson. Oh wait, I do need another Thompson!

Let's see if this guy gets back to me. I need another drum like I need another Thompson. Oh wait, I do need another Thompson!
#3
Posted 22 September 2003 - 10:22 PM
Ebay sometimes lets the MGC drums go. This is obviously one of them (39 rounder). I've got one and it works great for real bullets too (especially after Merle takes a whack at it).
Dan
Dan
#4
Posted 23 September 2003 - 07:08 AM
Hey Full Auto!
Here are the facts: I was the high bidder on the other drum when ebay zapped it, not the seller. The seller has an ebay handle of "Bahrone". I was a fool here, it was listed for a buy it now of $350. I decided to low bid it and ask my CFO/Wife about the whole $350. When a bid went in, the buy it now went away. After ebay cancelled it, my email would not allow me to send out messages for about a week (SoBig??) and by the time I finally contacted Bahrone, is was long gone.
Obviously this means I am in the WTB: Drum catagory! I also need a 1928 lower frame.
Good luck with your bidding on this current drum on auction. I tried to contact the seller, but no reply yet.
Mike Wank
Here are the facts: I was the high bidder on the other drum when ebay zapped it, not the seller. The seller has an ebay handle of "Bahrone". I was a fool here, it was listed for a buy it now of $350. I decided to low bid it and ask my CFO/Wife about the whole $350. When a bid went in, the buy it now went away. After ebay cancelled it, my email would not allow me to send out messages for about a week (SoBig??) and by the time I finally contacted Bahrone, is was long gone.

Obviously this means I am in the WTB: Drum catagory! I also need a 1928 lower frame.
Good luck with your bidding on this current drum on auction. I tried to contact the seller, but no reply yet.
Mike Wank
#5
Posted 23 September 2003 - 03:30 PM
"Light" surface rust???
I'd hate to think what this guy would think "Heavy" rust was.....
I'd hate to think what this guy would think "Heavy" rust was.....
#6
Posted 23 September 2003 - 07:45 PM
Sorry Mike, I thought the giantpanda4 was seller. My fault. I have asked for pictures of the inside on this one. I can get it reblued in a hot blue tank a buddy has. He has been doing some clips for me and turned out real nice. The guy emailed back and asked on how to get it apart! I told him how to and hope he can. Like to see the "light" rust inside!
#7
Posted 24 September 2003 - 06:46 AM
Got a photo of the inside and yep it is a 39. Not really rusted inside. Drum is marked Auto Ordnance West Hurley,NY w/Thompson logo on cover.
#8
Posted 26 September 2003 - 01:08 PM
An overanxious bidder could easily assume it was a L drum, especially with all the rust, making it feel like its from the beaches of WWII. It will be interesting to see how this one plays out.