Deactivated WWII Thompson M1928A1 Submachine Gun

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A Savage Arms produced Thompson 1928A1 submachine gun. 1928A1s. The letters “U.S.” began to appear on the receivers after the Lend-Lease Act was passed in March 1941. On the left hand side of the receiver are the Army Inspector of Ordnance’s initials, as well as the Ordnance Department “flaming bomb” acceptance stamp. Savage guns were marked with the initials GEG, of George E. Goll, Auto-Ordnance’s chief inspector and have the letter S in front of the serial number. Also of interest , many Thompson parts were manufactured by Ithaca. They were issued to US, British, Allied forces and Home guard units during World War Two. Comes with Auto Ordnance 20 round stick magazine. Deactivated to with tensioned cocking handle and moving trigger it can be partially stripped.

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Product Code: DEAE5

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