Original U.S. WWII Thompson M1A1 Display Submachine Gun with Solid Steel Receiver and Kerr Sling MG 42 Ammo Storage U-boats were required to spend

U-boats were required to spend most of their time surfaced running on diesel engines

Barrel Length: 13 inches

The Quick Attachable Chest (QAC) parachutes were widely used by aircrew personnel such as B-17 and B-24 gunners who required a greater amount of freedom of movement in the aircraft

the regiment embarked for Canada as part of an expedition under Major-General John Burgoyne and took part in the Siege of Fort Ticonderoga and the Battle of Fort Anne in July 1777 during the American Revolutionary War

It bears the Rifle's serial number 215066 and comes in its original blued steel scabbard complete with its original integral leather belt frog

Original U.S. WWII Thompson M1A1 Display Submachine Gun with Solid Steel Receiver and Kerr Sling MG 42 Ammo Storage U-boats were required to spendOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a magnificent display gun built from genuine WWII Thompson M1A1 parts and reassembled with a beautiful non firing BATF approved newly made solid steel non firing receiver. Every part on this display gun is original WWII manufacture other than the receiver. Original WWII parts include: Walnut Butt Stock with reinforcement bolt Complete Lower Frame Assembly with serial number 218228 Walnut Pistol Grip Rear