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Submachine
Gun Specifications: Auto Ordnance M1A1 |
| Model
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M1A1 |
Calibre: |
.45
ACP |
| Barrel
Length: |
10.50
inches |
Weight: |
10.45
pounds |
| Manufacturer: |
Auto
Ordnance |
Action: |
Blowback |
| Mag.
Size: |
30
rounds |
Finish: |
Blued |
| Origin: |
United
States |
R.O.F: |
700
rounds per minute |
| Stock: |
Walnut |
Class: |
Prohibited
Weapon |
| Notes: |
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Rare Find! - all original - |
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This
venerable firearm left such an impression upon the general
public that in some circles the term "Tommy Gun"
is used to describe any light handheld full-automatic gun
regardless of its origin. From its beginnings in the roaring
twenties to this, its final incarnation as armament for the
armies of freedom, this is without a doubt the definitive Allied
SMG that earned its recognition in the annals of 20th Century
history.
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These
beautifully preserved Thompson M1A1s were discovered after being
stored and forgotten for over fifty years. The packing grease
they were covered in kept them looking arsenal fresh, and they
are now available for display or use on a movie set.
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Like
all well-known WWII designs, the M1A1 Thompson SMG is becoming
exceedingly difficult to find. The war ended almost sixty years
ago after all and that means once plentiful supplies of surplus
weapons have all but dried up. We have a few of these in stock
and advise any interested (licensed) party to contact us without
delay: the M1A1s are liable to disappear as quickly as our
MP-40s.
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Pricing
& Availability |
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Condition |
Avail. |
Includes |
Price |
| Exc-Exc+ |
No
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1x 30 rnd.
magazine |
Call |
| Volume
pricing available to eligible clients - email fullauto@marstar.ca |
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Important:
The weapons shown on this portion of our web site are
available exclusively to those organizations,
government agencies, and individuals who have been issued special
licenses by the Canadian government (or,
in the case of American and other non-Canadian individuals
and organizations, are entitled by their government to import
and possess these types of weapons). All transfers
of ownership and license verifications are conducted by
the Canadian Firearms Centre
(federal registrar) and the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police (federal law
enforcement). Each and every transaction is individually
checked and approved by them before it can be completed.
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