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If for whatever reason it costs $20.00 or less you will find change in the guns' box. But if shipping costs more than $40.00 I will ask for reimbursement. Honestly I have no idea what it costs to ship this gun. 45 ACP models produced by Auto-Ordnance and Kahr Arms in Worcester, MA are faithful semi-auto firing replicas of the famous 'Chicago Typewriter' Product Video: Thompson Rifles, Pistols and Accessories. I will list the shipping price at $30.00. I will accept certified funds only (or cash if this happens to be a face to face deal). This information was obtained from the original manufacter. It is unknow how may still exist in their original form. There were only about 3,300 of these firearms made. The gun was made on November 17th in 1993. The rifling is crisp and clean, very little to no wear on the inside of the reciever. There are slight brass marks on the feed ramp. The gun appears to be just fired a few times. The gun is in great condition, only a few small scratches on the side. This gun will surely be banned when the next pointless bill comes down the pike. This model was discontinued due to the 94' 'crime control' bill. The original owner bought this weapon before the 1994 ban. 45ACP caliber, comes with one 30 round stick mag. Includes vertical fore-grip, this is considered a NON-NFA item as verified by the BATFE.

This weapon has no provisions for a stock, and is registered as a pistol. However, this does mean that they can be legally converted to fully automatic (as, in fact, most have been).Description: This auction is for a Pre-Kahr Auto-Ordnance (Made in West Hurley NY) Thompson 1927 A5. Note that because the receiver is basically identical to a standard Thompson SMG receiver, these are considered machine guns under US law despite being factory semiauto carbines. Of that very small number, only a very small percentage survive intact today, as most were converted back to fully automatic by later owners. Only about 100-150 1927 model guns were sold (and there is no specific serial range, they were simple converted one at a time as ordered). The rationale was a number of requests Auto Ordnance received from potential customers who wanted the look of a Thompson, but not an actual machine gun – mostly police and prison agencies that did not want to entrust their officers will fully automatic arms. These were regular 1921 machine guns that had their fire control groups slightly modified to only firm in semiauto and their receivers remarks to show Model 1927 instead of 1921. One of the rarest versions of the Thompsons Submachine Gun is the Model of 1927 Thompson Semi Automatic Carbine.

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