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I had Dan (deerslayer)make an extended horizontal grip for a Kahr 27 that I used to own. I wanted a GI 28 look and that made a great illusion of shorter brl. I wish I'd have known about the Cutts setback or Green Mtn barel, that would have really made it look even better !! Actually the more time I spend on the board the sadder I am I sold mine!!!

Bob, Thanks for posting pics.You never know what will walk thru the door....Hard to believe it is in such beautiful cond for a pd gun! I hope it's registered too!

That is a great gun!!! There looks to be an ID tag on the buttstock what does it read? Dave

Mike, I have the walnut buttstock from my Kahr 1927a1, wood only you can put your hardware (buttplate and swivel) on it . $20+$5 USPO Dave

Joel , Call me at----------------5-9 est We'll get the deal done! Dave

Chris ,PM sent ,Dave

Hi, Just an update, Items 12 , 14 Are still available........ make an offer. # 3 WW2 5 cell mag pouch with mags ....$130 SOLD I found a.... WW2 Savage blish lock...$25 Ran it in my 28 navy... west hurley semi firing pin unused $8 3rd hand bolt hold open tool only fit w/h semis.$8 Too thick for KAHR guns...but if you want to sand it ... Buttstock felt donut $10 I am amazed at the amount of stuff I saved....my wife calls it packrat syndrome!

Joel (rjb1) I have sent several messages to you regarding candlestick phone you are interested in. Dave

Dan, Happy belated birthday....you may be suffering from "full auto finger" syndrome.... basically your trigger finger gets out of shape and can't shoot long strings with semi auto guns!!! Dave

You can't unsee it but you sure can restore it to correct!!! Dave

Some guns just aren't improved by adding M-16 bling!!!!! What a waste of a TSMG!!!

Welcome Vernon, Great new toy! The ez pull springs will greatly reduce cocking effort. Deerslayer (Dan) reworked one for me .He does great work. I wish I'd have known about the cutts mod and interchangable barrels. The lenghtened horizontal forend greatly improves the look of the gun. dave

Thanks for explaining how it was done. Dave

Hi all, I've updated post to show what sold....and what's left...and price reductions too........ Thanks to all who looked and a bigger thanks to all who purchased !!!! Dave

Phillies, Very nice build...I'd be proud to own it!!! Is the bolt in the reciever? I didnt know you could put bolt in 80% recievers. Very nice enjoy it! Dave

Dave Banner looks great!!! I'll second the action shots for the banner . Dave

You won't be disappointed with Dan's work...He did some for me and it was first rate! Get a drum and enjoy it on your own time.....!

Hi, These items need a good home. I've enjoyed them for the last 20 + years..... now it's someone elses turn! These items were posted with Dave Albert's approval. I have tried to describe their condition as accurately as possible and price them accordingly. No price is set in stone! Sales have been brisk and I thank all who have "adopted" these goodies.... SOLD 1. TSMG book by Roger Cox with 1986 supplement... good condition...except 8 pages are unbound for a few $ it can be repaired....both for $175 SOLD 2. Colt repeat patent date mag...old police refinish and has nice age worn finish looks good and no pitting $65 SOLD.....PRICE REDUCTION..... 3. US GI 5 cell mag pouch US on back,American leather products 1942 unissued,I've owned it 23+ years with 5 Auto. Ord. Corp WW2 productiion 20 rd.mags Blue finish and little wear /use $155 for all---NOW $145 for all SOLD 4.Remington .45 ACP ammo from late 1920-1930's Full box of original ammo. Box is a little yellowed but has no missing flaps or tears. Red stamping on back reads SDO5M with 5 27 underneath it. No mention of TSMG but has Colt endorsement on side. $60 Sold....5. Misc. early .45 ammo 16 rds total, start your own cartridge collection! 8 WW1 dated, 1 Peters paper capped shot TSMG?, 1 F/A 26, 3 R/A 1944 shot ctgs, 1-1943 steelcased 2- F/A 53 tracer ..... $10 for all or best offer SOLD 6.Full size blueprints for 1928a1 (24''x40'') Reproe'd by R.Richarson Exteior and parts cutaway views on 2 seperate sheets Stored folded and slight yellowing on folds,thumbtack holes at corners. $10/ pair SOLD 7. TSMG 21ac pewter? tie clip made 1980's by A/O, W. Hurley $12 Sold....8. Large lunch bag size bag of .30 mg bullet links 2 diff styles separated ,no rust ...Best offer? SOLD 9. TSMG felt donut for buttstock $10 SOLD 10. TSMG M1a1 barrel/ forgrip reinforcing band with nut and bolt $50 SOLD 11. Kahr arms 1927 rear site rails and peep site assy, no base $15 These last 3 are not TSMG related but I thought might interest board members because they fit in with guns ,bad guys and early law enforcement and might be useful in a display at home/shows or reinactments.... I have taken photos of these and can send them if anyones interested...... 12.Marlin Firearms marked box of double edge razor blades,about 3/4 of the 50 blades remain wrapped in Marlin wrappers and are blued and logo/slogans on blade itself neat item...$8 SOLD 13. Candlestick phone without dial feature,has earpiece but cords need replacing ,missing mouthpeices and underside of base ( parts avail on 'net to restore) $15 NEW INFO JUST SURFACED ON THIS ITEM........ 14. Oak cased , hand crank, wall phone,missing mouthpiece(avail online for $15), turn crank and bells ring no idea if it works. $70 Phone was once used by Bonnie and Clyde.....OK it's Bull Sh#t..... but it worked to sell and undocumented Tommygun so why not a phone!!!!! I would prefer US lower 48 state sales, Money orders , No sales of gun mags into prohibited States. Best way to reach me is email as I can't be on board as much as I'd like ! I will try my best to answer any questions you may have. Thanks, Dave

I believe this may have some relavance to this topic. A friend works for a an importer and he told me the last batch of Mosin Nagants they recieved were all S/N corrected so stocks recievers and bolts ect matched I asked how they made #'s match and he said they stamped lines thru #"s and renumbered as needed. Sounds similiar to TSMG doctoring to me. I guess labor must be real cheap to do it to rifles that retail for just under $100 USD. Also they must have ability to do large # of guns as Nagants are very plentiful. My theory is they doctored all guns at one time and then disbursed them, some came to USA and were then sold as parts kits. Others ended up in reciever friendly counties like the sidthefields70 and were sold as matching # guns. My theory may be all wrong because what I don't know is where the receivers were cut into AFT compliant pieces.Was it done in USA or off shore. Did anyone see the guns in an uncut state in USA and see number corrections ? It's only a theory....dave

Ron K bought my Dads and my gun(28n 13656) in 1990. We did ask dealer about prior history for 7013 and he had none to offer...I did'nt think to push issue... Condition of gun made pedigree less important at the time. I beleive gun came from another individual and dealer may have been protecting his privacy. I remember dealer having other guns and he shared whatever info he had on them.I remember looking at a 21a that was from a movie prop co. Finish was really worn and it still had restrictor for blanks in barrel. It came up after I bought 28n and had no more $ for another gun.All this took place 23 years ago and I dont know if dealer is still in business. Dealer was C and C Sports Center owned by Charlie Gallo. Located outside Phila.PA. Anyone know if he's still in business.?

OK with that issue decided here is my question. Who was the original purchaser of Colt 21ac #7013? It was my Dad's gun. He purchased it from a dealer and dealer had no history and my only reference source was Cox's 2 publications and it was not listed.The gun was all original and 95+% finish. He sold it in 1990 and I would love to know as much of it's history as possible. Dave

Jim, Thanks for posting these citations. I am in awe of the bravery of these men. Having not served I can't imagine the hell of combat or the bravery displayed by our soldiers. My heartfelt thanks to all who served. My freedom was not free. Dave

Hello all, I enjoy this site and it's collected Tommygun knowledge.I wish it was available 20 years ago when I had my Tommyguns. Sadly the guns are long gone but the interest never dies...it only goes into remmission!! A few years back I hired a classmates son to help with a project.He told me that they make an airsoft Thompson M1 and soon the UPS truck delivered my new toy...that was the reawakening... I still enjoy reading about them and looking at them even though I will not be owning a real one any time soon! I had some unanswered questions about the guns I once owned and would like to ask them here. I observed that posters X the last digit of their s/n for privacy. Is it OK to post a full s/n if you don't own the gun any more? Thanks, Dave