hughlong

am looking for an "L" drum...Colt...with nickel rotor..and serial numbered. Anyone have one in great shape for sale?

am looking for an original colt numbered drum...no damage and with decent original finish any ideas on where and how much? thanks

am looking for some of the original mills or rusco canvas gear. would like a double shot mag case; a SMG case or two; and some of the earlier 4 compartment mag cases and drum cases(no ww2 stuff). any ideas? thanks Hugh Long(hughlongii@aol.com)

the ebay listing is mine....turns out that I got an email, which has now been posted on the ebay listing, indicating that this is a "Gunmachines" buffer and mainspring guide set that was made to work as an improvement to the 1928 Thompson...that is all I know.

can someone help me with contact info for PK?

If you can find one, I would recommend the Group Industries 1928 TSMG. I saw one for the first time several months ago, it was at a show and I believe was recently at Knob Creek as well. It had a M1 grip frame and a ring front sight(over a threaded plain barrel) and a M1 late style rear sight. I changed out the grip frame for a GI 1928 frame and put on a GI compensator. The gun will make a great shooter and the M1 rear sight I think is more useable than the original 28 sight(i got one of those while the getting was good, but I don't have any immediate plans to install it; apparantly there are examples of the military using the later M1 protected sight on 1928s. anyway, I am not sure how many are out there, but I am real pleased with this one. The receiver is great quality and I think it is more interesting than a West Hurley.