Oh yes!, this guy was dead serious. Maybe everyone is looking for Thompsons in the wrong place, try a jewelry store.Hope everyone has a GREAT Holiday Season.
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Solid Gold Thompson Parts.
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, Dec 15 2003 06:40 AM
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Posted 15 December 2003 - 06:40 AM
While attending a large local gun show this past weekend, I happened to notice a refinished 28 stock and vertical forgrip with hardware, these were in a locked glass case. The price was $995.00. Oh yes!, this guy was dead serious. Maybe everyone is looking for Thompsons in the wrong place, try a jewelry store.
Hope everyone has a GREAT Holiday Season.
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Oh yes!, this guy was dead serious. Maybe everyone is looking for Thompsons in the wrong place, try a jewelry store.Hope everyone has a GREAT Holiday Season.
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Posted 15 December 2003 - 10:05 AM
TDF--
Did you happen to ask about the items? Sometimes people who have such things have a good story to go with it.
Did you happen to ask about the items? Sometimes people who have such things have a good story to go with it.
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Posted 15 December 2003 - 10:56 AM
If this were Colt 1921/28 wood, then the price was a bargain.
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Posted 15 December 2003 - 04:50 PM
No guys, this was just military wood that had been refinished. Actually, from a 1928 A1 with sling swivel. This guy was just trying to soak somebody. There was also no story or papers to go with it. Churchill didn't evev hold it in his hand.
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