New listing from MWT

[StrangeRanger]

https://gunspot.com/listings/detail/39671/classic-cr-colt-1921-wvery-low-serial-number/

[SP Sarge]

Ya I wish.  Pretty sure I saw this same Thompson for sale someplace else not long ago, but for not as much $$$. Could be wrong.

I'm retired from the agency that owned it, but she's out of my price range. Still paying on my WW2 era Savage unfortunately.

[StrangeRanger]

The price is pretty high to say the least but I thought the PA State Police plaque might be of value/interest to someone

[Mattg203]

Tempting 🥹

Edited July 18, 2024 by Mattg203

[StrangeRanger]

There's also this 21 from NFASales for a lot less money

https://gunspot.com/listings/detail/39637/1921-colt-thompson/

[Rekraps]

Gorgeous.... but in "good" condition. Hmmmm

I don't see the attraction of a "low" serial number, if it's not single digit, it might as well be a million.

[Bridgeport28A1]

There are no production single digit Colt Thompsons. 

[Got Uzi]

Earliest one is number 41.....and we know where that one lives

[Merry Ploughboy]

9 hours ago, StrangeRanger said:

There's also this 21 from NFASales for a lot less money

https://gunspot.com/listings/detail/39637/1921-colt-thompson/

Barrel been replaced?

[Rekraps]

7 hours ago, Bridgeport28A1 said:

There are no production single digit Colt Thompsons. 

You know what I meant.

[ron_brock]

14 hours ago, Rekraps said:

You know what I meant.

If you want to collect variations, you may find a 3 digit gun interesting.  Markings and some features are different from later guns.  
 

Ron 

[Rekraps]

23 hours ago, ron_brock said:

If you want to collect variations, you may find a 3 digit gun interesting.  Markings and some features are different from later guns.  
 

Ron 

Very true.  I have a factory Springfield Armory FA three digit M14.  Not sure if it’s worth more on the market, but I like it!