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Yes, congratulations! very nice indeed!
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WWII Thompson & Motorcycles Photographs
Stampcollector replied to azboater's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Wow! My favorite so far. Thanks, rpbcps -
Full Auto 1928 WH Troubleshooting
Stampcollector replied to Cipher032's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Also, trigger control is important. If you squeeze the trigger like a hunting rifle, instead of actively pulling it. You can drag the sear on the bolt and slow down its forward motion. This leads to a light strike. Just a thought. -
Home Coming Model of 1919s
Stampcollector replied to Taliaferro's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Great video, nice display! Thanks for sharing, Tracie -
WWII Thomson SMG Case and tool
Stampcollector replied to Pick's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
If you look at the 2 (I will call them rivets) above the female snap piece, where you can see through the holes there are cracks on the rings which I thought was a dead giveaway to be reproduction. Sorry for not explaining better. -
Pennsylvania State Police 1921 TMSGs
Stampcollector replied to valman35's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Valman35. Welcome to the board. Congratulations on your (new to you) colt 1921AC. I don't personally know any information about the Pennsylvania state police Thompson Submachine guns, but I'm sure some members will definitely chime in. Can't wait to hear more about it and see some pictures. Thanks for sharing this exciting news! Stampcollector -
New Full Auto 1928 West Hurley Owner
Stampcollector replied to Cipher032's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Yes the "S" stands for Savage -
Went to a gun show in my area and buddy of mine gave me this canvas. World war 2 bag. Wondering if there's more to it, than just saying it is a toolkit bag. Never seen one before. And it had this "model of 1921" on it. I know it seems self-explanatory, but wandered If anybody could comment, that would know more about them. Thanks, Stampcollector
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The Tommy Gun Story Display
Stampcollector replied to rpbcps's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
rpbcps, I understand why the Blyth Battery Museum would want your display again! The number of Thompsons and accessories is impressive! And you're there to explain the history to the visitors, no doubt it goes over well. Hats off to you sir for the effort you put into it! I would love to be there to witness it! I think the picture of you and the wife would work just fine 👍 Stampcollector -
Thompson lowers - for TD
Stampcollector replied to Bill in VA's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Good stuff T.D. -
Seeking info 1921/1928 Bolt value ?
Stampcollector replied to Floyd99's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Great photo thanks for sharing! -
West Hurley Camo shirt - craigslist
Stampcollector replied to pitfighter's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Nice M1 Tommy "pitfighter" 👍 -
West Hurley Camo shirt - craigslist
Stampcollector replied to pitfighter's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
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Shot Show- new Tommy gun
Stampcollector replied to Moose1's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Nope 🤮 -
Model of 1928N For Sale
Stampcollector replied to Taliaferro's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
1928N? just curious about the "N" so, I could pass this on to a friend. Thanks Unless it's for Navy! -
Cuban Revolution Thompson
Stampcollector replied to anticus's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
That is a good question 🤔 -
I believe that Mr. Fox goes by the name of "1921A" on this board. You can PM him with a search or find a post of his and click on his "1921A" and send a private message.
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Happy New Year! Everyone! I agree TD. 2026 is going to be a great year! 👍
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Phil Schreier passing
Stampcollector replied to Taliaferro's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Very sad to hear about Mr. Schreier's passing. I always enjoyed when he appeared in firearm videos like this one about the Colt Thompson.
