Mini Tsmgs @ Lakeside Machine

[Wayne W]

mini TSMGs on the Lakeside Machine website, Reference Collection

 

 

http://www.lakesideguns.com/frontpage.html

 

 

That could have been one heck of a stocking stuffer!

 

 

 

[full auto 45]

Saw a collection of these 3 or 4 years ago at the big show in Louisville. I thought they were higher then Eagle balls at $3500 each. Sure were cute though.

[philasteen]

Do they shoot or are they replica only?

[kilroyjones]

Wow, I have been hanging around you guys to long. First thing I noticed on the model was Colt 1921 markings but it doesn't have the flat ejector

 

 

[FireMerc]

:agree:

 

Wow, I have been hanging around you guys to long. First thing I noticed on the model was Colt 1921 markings but it doesn't have the flat ejector

 

Did the same thing...

 

Thanks to all who lend their knowledge to this board.

Edited December 27, 2007 by FireMerc

[full auto 45]

Do they shoot or are they replica only?

 

 

Replica only.

[Dee P Six]

I don't know the exact years the de la Garrigue Thompson's were manufactured, but they were marketed by Curtis Earl in the mid/late 1970's. They were 1/2 scale, 25acp and full auto. These Thompson's were also available as non shooters in non NFA states. The de la Garrigue Thompson's could be made with serial numbers to match your full size Thompson's numbers and I recall advertising literature showing father and young son, each with there own matching Thompson. I have only seen a couple of these miniatures over the years and they sure are nice.