Description
Mechanically the revolver cycles well
There is however a crack through the side with the HJ insignia
There is also what looks to be the name "Zieller" stamped on the left side lining right by the buttons
who was commander of the 389th Fighter-Bomber Squadron from Alexandria AFB
examples left over from the 1920s were also pressed into service
Original U.S. WWII Thompson M1 Display Submachine Gun by Auto-Ordnance Serial 157229 - Original WWII Parts with Replica Buttstock Wood U.S. Uniforms Mechanically the revolver cycles wellOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a magnificent display gun built from excellent genuine WWII Thompson M1 parts and reassembled with a beautiful non firing BATF approved original reassembled WWII issue Thompson receiver. Every part on this display gun is original WWII manufacture other than 2 inches of solid steel replaced in the receiver (as required by BATF), the replicated cocking handle, and the wood portion of the butt stock. The latter