timkel

Have 2 of the 70B parts kits on a wait list for semi build.

Yes there's that too. I'm just skeptical that a plastic mag would would be very durable/reliable in a Thompson. I see that they make a 40rd drum mag too.

Anyone tried these? https://gunmagwarehouse.com/promag-auto-ordnance-thompson-1927-45-acp-30-round-magazine.html?utm_source=gunmagwarehouse&utm_campaign=767dcd088d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2026_03_10_02_27&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0d355b7f6d-767dcd088d-437510304&goal=0_0d355b7f6d-767dcd088d-437510304&mc_cid=767dcd088d

Same here, this WH was Mfg 1979 and owned ever since. It has never missed a beat. Pic shows a Taiwanese C drum loaded up and ready to go.

Just popping this to the top for any new West Hurley owners to vote and voice their experience/opinions. Now up to 95 votes.

Paypal sent. Thanks for the keeping the boards alive.

Sorry to hear. I met him at the Baltimore gun show probably 10 years ago. I recognized him from his many shows. A very friendly guy.

Just like gold.

Looks good. I'll check it out.

I have never tried this myself. But I remember reading about attaching a Zerk type fitting to the bore. Then pumping grease down the barrel until the cartridge pops out.

Gone?

I don't have any answers. But I do have a pic of the trigger parts without auto sear.

It will be interesting to watch how this plays out. I agree that suppressor prices will bump up, but only temporarily. Tax no tax , really isn't a driver for my purchases. But sure I'll take it. The recent fast approval time definitely brought me back in NFA market. Online applications, EFT/jpg file uploads and a few hours to a few day approvals is what is important to me.

Not sure exactly what is going to land on Trump's desk. But it's still looking good for some NFA relief in the Big Beautiful Bill. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/big-beautiful-bill-scraps-al-capone-era-tax-sawed-shotguns-short-barreled-rifles

A Garrigue 1/2 scale 1921, 1928 and M1a1 miniature Thompson lamp. It's not mine but it was up for sale a few years ago.