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I had a Form 4 MP5 transfer take 13 months back in the day.

Nope, neither of those are mine. However, $120 is what I paid for it. Thompson M1928A1 SMG Cutts Compensator - $200.00 http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/1522

WTS: 1928A1 Thompson Cutts Compensator Bought this spare a while back and have no use for it now. This is supposedly from a Lend/Lease Thompson that we gave to the Russians in WWII and sat in storage. Does not include the roll pin. withdrawn

Sorry, I know its late to reply but here is a recent ad for a trigger pack for reference. QUOTE US Army Carbine M2 Trigger Housing Group Excellent condition. 100% complete. Can be used in any US Army caliber 30 M1 Carbine. Transferrable. Price reduced. $4895

QUOTE (PhilOhio @ Nov 24 2004, 10:43 AM) The WHs had to meet no standards, as long as they would fit into the packing box. That's pretty funny. Thanks for the tips and the FAQ. I know my way around HK, UZI, MAC subguns pretty well. However, I know enough only to be dangerous in the Thompson field. Did any of you happen to notice the Thompson that was for sale about a year ago on a certain machinegun broker site? It was a registered Thompson in poor condition that had been found in a river bed and supposely had a historical background. Any know the skinny on it. I was tempted to buy it because it was so cheap but I figured restoring it would make it be too much effort and money.

Thanks for the advice! I am interested in the 1928 model. What manufacturers do you recommend priced in the $10 to $17k range? I will have to keep an eye out now.

This is my first post and I want to just jump into the fray. I don't own any Thompson SMG's yet. I have finished with the MP5, Uzi, Mac, and M16 route and now I looking at the trench broom. I noticed that the 50th Anniversery models that come up for sale move very slowly and seem to be priced lower that other models. I was just curious as to why? Thanks and great board!