#Auto ordnance 1927 full

Why did Ole George wait until 1975, after buying the crates from Willis in 1951, to even manufacture his own full auto 1928 TSMG if production on the semi-auto 1927 A1 model was held up from 1967 because of ATF issues? Could it be that George had to wait out the patents on the Thompson name and the Auto-Ord name that ceased to exist in 1944? Thirty years seems about right. Not to rekindle the fires of controversy again, but oh Hell, why not. Why attempt to use any WWII parts in the first place if you knew they would never last through the entire production? Was it cheaper to use surplus parts? Of course, but it sure seemed that Numrich didn't invest the money he saved from using WWII parts during the first year when he manufactured his poor substitute ones for the subsequent twenty one years Trast made these pieces. To purchase a firearm or if you have any questions please contact the store during business hours at 1-54 and ask for Steve or Jennifer. This rifle is in very good condition and comes with two 30 round magazines. Auto Ordnance Magazine 45 CP 10 Round Stick Magazine Fits 1927 Black Finish - T9. Auto Ordnance 1927 A3, Thompson Semi-Automatic Carbine 22LR Rifle. This is a Auto Ordnance Magazine chambered in 45 ACP, model T9. Often referred to as the 'Chicago Typewriter' the 1927A-1 is an iconic piece of American history.

These faithful semi auto replicas are produced with only the highest quality parts and processes which result in high quality firearms. The early ones? If that means that some, or all, of the 932 units from the first production year of 1975 had real Lyman's, then by 1976, they all had Numrich 'specials' for rear sights. Guaranteed by Tuesday, Aug 17 from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 Deluxe semi auto carbine is proudly made and produced in Worcester, MA.

Auto ordnance 1927