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That is one fantastic looking case. Congrats.

I for one would drive the four hours to see it in person, that way all the information you need is right in front of you. You can take all the detailed pictures of it and get them in front of the experts here on this board. Four hours isn't that far away for this big of an investment. Just my 2 cents

A great big second to that. Sorry that he didn't make it home.

Ok, we still need a picture on this one too...

That's a great find. Congrats.

"More softer=More gooder" sound good to me.. lol

That's something to behold, nice.

My father always told me "If it's not broke don't fix it." and he was right. I never told him that, but should have...

Recon Thank you for the info pertaining to the bend in the grip mount. I suspected that might be it but wasn't sure. Bob

What is the purpose for the bend in the grip mount? Does it need to push against the barrel to keep it from flexing?

Doug Richardson has already produced this type of grip mount. Contact him for more details.

Fantastic glad to hear this.

It's a working Thompson and in this date and times I would take it and give it a loving home.

Great group of guys. Thanks for showing.

We still would like to see it.

The one's that I received from them were next to new, but no patent dates.

Sweet

Doug I am so very sorry to here of the loss of a wonderful life partner such as Madalon was to you. Be strong like you always have been and the Lord will comfort you in this difficult time. God bless you. Bob

So sad to hear. My prayers go out for both of them.. Great people. Spoke with the both of them at the Cross roads show a few years ago.

WOW that is a fantastic buy. I would be tempted to give the left one for that....

All savage and is in very nice condition to boot.

More like WAS the real thing

it's still a nice looking grip even though it's not perfect condition. If the price was right you will get along with it until another comes your way.

Love it. You did a great job Bob!

pictures are needed???