Auto ordnance m1a1 serial number#

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Auto ordnance m1a1 serial number#

This submachine gun has a serial number of 5280xx, was manufactured by Auto Ordnance, Bridgeport, CT is C&R eligible, and is in overall very good condition, used.ДЄTTENTION: Orders for NFA items cannot be fully completed online. From its metal receiver to heavy recoil, the WE-Tech M1A1 provides the player with the most realistic variant of the iconic SMG to sweep the field with.

The original Auto-Ordnance had produced various parts for IBM carbine production during World War II, but did not.

Property' behind rear sight and has circled 'GHD' acceptance stamps. More recently, the Auto-Ordnance division of Kahr Arms began production of an M1 carbine replica in 2005 based on the typical M1 carbine as issued in 1944, without the later adjustable sight or barrel band with bayonet lug. Includes two Seymour Products 30rd magazines. The medium gloss refinished furniture with a late model 'A A' stamped reinforced buttstock and vertical finger groove foregrip shows dings and scratches. The refinished parkerized metal has a few nicks, rubs, and light scratches. Has a 'P' proofed barrel with a very good bore and Cutts pattern compensator, and is in very good mechanical condition. CA.Auto Ordnance (AOD) M1A1 class 3 Thompson submachine gun chambered in 45ACP. They weighed over 6 pounds but were 10 inches shorter folded. Following ordnance rebuilds, M1A1 stocks may be found on any manufacture. Auto-Ordnance M1A1 Thompson Submachine Gun Lot 1674 : World War II Beretta Model 38/42 Submachine Gun Lot 1652 : Colt Model 1921/1928 U.S. There is a small import mark on the left front side and underside of the receiver that reads: 'INTER-AMERICAN/SAC.TO. All were made by Inland, and all were made in semi-auto, although, with the wood removed to accommodate the selector switch, they would accept the M2 field conversion kits. This SMG comes with one 30-round blued, stick magazine and a green canvas storage case/bag. The lower frame group is correctly marked: 'FULL AUTO/SINGLE' and 'FIRE/SAFE,'. This M1a1 Thompson replica version is a Fully licensed. The right side is marked: 'AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION/BRIDGEPORT CONNECTICUT U.S.A.' respectively. Auto Ordnance WE-Tech M1A1 Thompson Gas Blowback Airsoft Replica with Realistic blowback action. The left side of the receiver is marked 'THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN/CALIBER 45 M1A1/NO. inspectors initials: 'G.E.G.' followed by a faint 'RIA'. As I said before this is called the Thompson M1 by Kahr/Auto-Ordnance, but is really of the M1A1 style because of the M1A1 style rear sight and the cross bolt in the stock. The left side of the receiver is stamped with a very faint U.S. This example has the standard Lyman 'L' type fixed rear sight, horizontal walnut forearm and fixed walnut buttstock. The name evokes different memories or thoughts in a cross section of people both in the United. They also employed a side-mounted cocking handle and a fixed firing pin with a slightly longer bolt which allowed the weapon to be easier and cheaper to manufacture. The war expedient features included the elimination of the barrel cooling fins, Cutt's compensator, adjustable rear sight and removable buttstock. The M1A1 was introduced in April 1942 as a war-expedient/simplified version of the M1928 Thompson Submachine Gun. This is a fine example of a late World War II production M1A1 Thompson Submachine Gun manufactured by the Auto-Ordnance Corp.