Johny

Hello I finally found time to extend the trigger I hope somebody can give me an explanation of this mystery. Could it possibly be a DIAS system?

The weapon is located in Switzerland. She was bought LEGAL from a gunsmith and was not modified. I suppose that because of lack of knowledge about the Thompson Gun, this was not noticed. Will in the next few days expand the trigger and post more photos.

Since I have something very strange Can someone help me, what kind of special Reciver it is? Should I take it apart and post the photos of the trigger group?

Hello Thank you for your answer. Have a few pictures of the frame, Reciver and the Bold uploaded. I noticed a strange feature ... Can it be the model that the switch is "Fire-Safe", the middle position for Full Auto? My trigger group seems to work that way! http://up.picr.de/32243796xn.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243797nb.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243798tb.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243799oc.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243783ig.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243784cj.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243785dg.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243786yv.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243783ig.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243784cj.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243785dg.jpg http://up.picr.de/32243786yv.jpg

Hello everybody I'm new here and immediately have a question about Thompson. It's about a 1927A1 from Auto-Ordnance from the 80th years. Unfortunately, I do not know the structure so well. What I noticed, however, was that a closure as in the M1A1 (with a firing pin) was installed. The loading lever is, however, like the 1928 above. As for me, the question arises, whether that was so officially made at the 1927A1, or if it is a low budget version? Furthermore, I would be interested in whether the 1927A1 frame corresponds to the 1928A1 or the M1A1? Many thanks for your help. Greeting Johny