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https://www.icollector.com/FULLY-TRANSFERABLE-AUTO-ORDNANCE-MODEL-1928AC_i50450188 https://www.icollector.com/SPECTACULAR-AUTO-ORDNANCE-CORP-M1-THOMPSON-SMG_i50450187 https://www.icollector.com/ABSOLUTELY-BEAUTIFUL-PROHIBITION-ERA-COLT-NAVY_i50450186

Kw614 Semi-Automatic version of the M1928 Thompson SMG. Manufactured in 1984 by Auto-Ordnance Corp. Issued by the American Historical Foundation, Richmond VA. 614th of 1500 made. 18' finned barrel. 24 kt Gold plated Cutts compensator, rear sight housing, trigger, sling swivels, charging knob. All markings highlighted in gold. Korean War medallions inletted in buttstock and left grip. Comes with 20 rd stick magazine, and sling. Bore is excellent/bright. In almost new condition, believe unfired. Comes in a glass topped wood display case with brass plaque. NRA Condition-Excellent, Modern Firearm. https://www.icollector.com/Auto-Ordnance-Thompson-Korean-War-45-ACP_i44781624

Here is link to auction site has 5 Thompson for sale and some other machine guns like M60's and Uzi's, also drum and stick mags, mag holders and Thompson Parts https://www.icollector.com/Session-1_as81365?r=977411&c=mgnuabervucoagppaecoknpnonrffgsxktqnufgn?t=UPCOMINGAUCTION_EMAIL&r=977411&td=2022.04.07&ec=3855935

Thank you so much Canuck for the grip screw, worked perfect

That would be fantastic, thank you

Apex is the same problem as Sarco

Tried to buy from Sarco, but will not sell to me because of the Canadian address on credit card, was going to have it shipped to my US address

I talked to them, the owner is Canadian like me and he can't get back to the US because of border closure, so the business is closed until the border reopens

Thank you I sent him a PM

Any one have the rear pistol grip screw that they are willing to sell Thanks

Thank you I have one now, thank you Paul

just checking

I am looking for a complete 1928 A1 lower receiver trigger group, Savage if possible in good shape, . If anyone can point me in the right direction or if you have a spare for sale Thanks

No problem, thanking everyone for the help

Canada is getting stupid as well, government is in the process of confiscating all semi auto center fire rifles, under the guise like New Zealand with a buy back program. They want to do from the back door using what they call here is an order in council, so they don't have to go through the parliamentary process

I see where the problem is, the part number you gave me is for the trigger, I am looking for the whole trigger group assembled that includes the lower receiver and all parts

Thank you. I will give them a check

Just went there again and it has the listing but out of stock, this has been the way everytime I have checked, I must just have bad timing Thompson 1928A1 Lower Receiver Assembly, Complete, Full-Auto, .45 ACP, *Very Good*Be the first to review this product$519.00SKU TMPSN-9820OUT OF STOCKNotify me when this product is in stock Thompson 1928A1 Lower Receiver Assembly, Complete, Full-Auto, .45 ACP, in *Very Good* condition. Sold as an assembly. These are complete lower assemblies. May show some light signs of wear, marring, scratches, surface rust, etc... U.S. Part # D35511 No additional accessories included.

I was on there before i posted, itr is grayed out so it is not in stock, been like that for months

I am looking for a trigger group for my 1828 A1, if anyone knows where I can find one in good condition, I have been searching the net with no luck. Thanks for any help

Thanks Curtis obviously the wood work isn't original as my A1 is a Savage produced 1942 version (A 1926 model is well out of my budget). The woodwork a high quality Colt Era reproduction as I wanted the Thompson to have that gangster look with the larger front grip and I wanted the colour match on all 3 pieces. I have an M1 in the pipeline and a M3A1 Grease gun.I also have a MkV Sten. Do you have any other weapons? Yes, I have a Powder Springs Mac-10, HK G3, IMI Uzi, HK MP5, Galil SAR and just waiting for my AKKS-47 to get transferred, those are my military weapons. I am going through a Wild west phase right now and just bought a 1860 Henry Iron frame reporduction and a 1866 Yellow Boy and 1885 High Wall and a few others I bought an 1866 SRC about 2003 in .44 special and had the chamber and elevator altered to .44 Russian. That was close to the original .44 Henry rimfire round. That and a pair of Colt "Open Tops" also in .44 Russian was my Cowboy Action Shooting rig.

Thanks Curtis obviously the wood work isn't original as my A1 is a Savage produced 1942 version (A 1926 model is well out of my budget). The woodwork a high quality Colt Era reproduction as I wanted the Thompson to have that gangster look with the larger front grip and I wanted the colour match on all 3 pieces. I have an M1 in the pipeline and a M3A1 Grease gun.I also have a MkV Sten. Do you have any other weapons? Yes, I have a Powder Springs Mac-10, HK G3, IMI Uzi, HK MP5, Galil SAR and just waiting for my AKKS-47 to get transferred, those are my military weapons. I am going through a Wild west phase right now and just bought a 1860 Henry Iron frame reporduction and a 1866 Yellow Boy and 1885 High Wall and a few others That's one hell of a collection. So are they all demilled or are any of them shooters? They are all alive, but have been converted to semi automatic only. When they changed the laws who could own a machine gun, i was still in my teens and was not old enough to purchase one

Thanks Curtis obviously the wood work isn't original as my A1 is a Savage produced 1942 version (A 1926 model is well out of my budget). The woodwork a high quality Colt Era reproduction as I wanted the Thompson to have that gangster look with the larger front grip and I wanted the colour match on all 3 pieces. I have an M1 in the pipeline and a M3A1 Grease gun.I also have a MkV Sten. Do you have any other weapons? Yes, I have a Powder Springs Mac-10, HK G3, IMI Uzi, HK MP5, Galil SAR and just waiting for my AKKS-47 to get transferred, those are my military weapons. I am going through a Wild west phase right now and just bought a 1860 Henry Iron frame reporduction and a 1866 Yellow Boy and 1885 High Wall and a few others

Unfortunately they have to be pinned to 5 shots here, since that picture was taken I have painted it black