Bridgeport28A1

They also were not on the Curio & Relics list back in 1987-1988 for those living in C&R only states.

Law Enforcement Posse according to Google image search. https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/270226 1966 Florida Man

After looking at the Richardson 1921 receiver photos I took my Thompson out and wiped it down with some Hoppe's #9.

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The 30-06 price realized was $99,875 and the .30 Cal Carbine was $105,750. I do not know if the buyers premium is included in the price realized. Frank I., I was not the buyer or either Thompson.

This is a screen shot of 4:55, on a larger screen it appears to have a skinny plain barrel where the grip mount does not touch the barrel and a funny looking compensator. e

When you zoom into the "firearm" at 4:55 it appears to be a disaster.

Merle Bitikofer told me look for one with a serial number under 2000 when they first appeared.

ReconBob has the Middlefield address L sight as having cross hatching in the second photo. It is thought the Lyman sights with the Middlefield address is the first version of the plain L sight. If that is correct the lack of cross hatching on an original L sight is either a missed manufacturing step or an elimination as mentioned in a previous post.

The plain L rear sight originated on the later production 1928A1 models and carried over to early M1 model Thompsons.

They are back to $1750 per kit, the sale is over.

This thread has a fair number of pictures of buckles and webbing.

Buy Frank's with the minor flaw.

The Thompson kits may have been EU/UK deactivated long before the US import regulation on barrels was changed.

Well the next question to ask is 11018 listed in Gordon's book?