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What was the approx. serial number cutoff of the square slot
versus the later radiused cut?
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Urban Armory listed one for sale on Buddy's board.
Never heard of it.
Is it similar to the semi Colt 27's?
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What is the best way to care for the wood on my Colt Thompson's to prevent drying and cracking?
Also, I have a spare set of wood from a demilled police Colt Thompson that is covered in grime.
How should I remove the grime with out hurting the wood?
Thanks
Brian
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Not the WH or WWII guns, just the Colts
Brian
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In 1994 the Bob Miller collection sold #4926, a 27 AC in 90%, for $15,000.
At the same auction, a 21AC (#7271) in similar condition sold for $6000.
Of course, J.Curtis Earl advertised his 3 27's starting at $14,500 each in 1986 when he was advertising
21's and 28 Navy's for $3000-$4000 each.
The most recent 27 sale that has not been mentioned was on 1.13.07 for a Colt 1927AC Thompson.
The gun sold in Maryland for $37,999 and was advertised as an original 90% plus.
It seems that prices have flattened if not fallen in the last year. With transferable, non dewats selling in the upper 30's, I would
think that your dealer's offer of $35,000 is fair. You may command more if you have the time to wait,however a 27 Colt is mainly for the advanced Colt Thompson collector, more so than the shooter.
FWIW
Brian
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I'm not trying to start anything or make any accusations.
I have a file set up in my computer to track Colt Thompsons, their approximate condition and their selling price.
When I checked my file against the photos shown by the original poster, I came up with a match from 2.07.
After that, a quick forum search produced the original thread. Maybe the deal never closed on Gunbroker or
maybe it has since been resold.
Just thought it was interesting as you don't see too many 27's
Brian
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I found an existing thread on these boards from a year ago on this exact gun the was
sold on gunbroker in February of 2007. It has the same property tag and serial number as the one in the photos.
Back then people were saying 35k was too much. FWIW
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When were these produced by Peters and what was the purpose?
Does anyone have any first hand experience firing these?
I own 120-130 of these shells in a 50 round sealed box,a 50 round open box and also 20-30 loose rounds.
What are they worth?
Thanks
Brian
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From Subguns
Dr. Dennis A. Todd
Specialties: Type 10
239 Baltimore Pike
Springfield, PA 19064
Phone: (610) 543-7300
FAX: (610) 543-7909
E-mail: DToddmgREMOVETHISSPAMGARD@AOL.com
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The Colt Navy is now listed on subguns
FWIW
Brian
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The ad was pulled I assume by Buddy for no state in the title.
This is one of the 11 that Keystone had at the creek #9936
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Would/could/should any one type of compensator affect the price of a gun if you were looking at a possible purchase on either 28 or 21?
If so, could you quickly tell by a particular marking on the compensator?
Thanks.
It doesn't affect the price as such, just it's value to me. If I were to purchase an early Thompson,
I would want all the early features: actuator slot squared off, selector markings,bullet logo,and early comp.
brian
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Wonder if there any other Colt parts on it besides the receiver?
The lower looks OK.
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...guns/21AC/9.jpg
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Earlier, I posted questions about Cutts comps on Colts.
This is the specific gun I was referring to.
It is a 300 range Colt that was bought by the CT state police in May of '21
It was transfered out of the department a couple years ago.
Thoughts welcome.
Brian
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...guns/21AC/1.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...uns/21AC/11.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...guns/21AC/6.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...guns/21AC/8.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n223/la...uns/21AC/12.jpg
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On the Colt series of Thompsons, it is my understanding that there were two different Cutts.
The first was introduced in '26 and was free of any markings. The second was marked across the
top of the comp but not down the side. When was the second comp introduced?
Why do some 3 digit guns have the later comp and 4 digit guns have the earlier ones??
Also, the Cox supplement of '86 list several guns as 21a's that really are AC's.
Were these guns not examined and only referenced by paperwork?
Thanks
Brian
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http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=81847346
Looking for opinions on the finish. Comp looks like original finish but the rest of the receiver doesn't look quite right.
Are my eyes bad, photos bad???
Thanks
Brian
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Anyone know the serial number cutoff for using the first pattern logo versus the later one?
Square Cut Actuator Slot
in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
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My understanding was the 3500 range also.
Then I saw this on Subguns
http://www.subguns.com/classifieds/index.c...query=retrieval
It appears to be a 4500 range with a square cut