Thompson M1 SMG Display: Rare British Stocks: One Only German Ordnance Original Item: The Vickers lock

Original Item: The Vickers lock side levers pivot on a stoutly made pivot pin

Among the most famous and interesting was the British Armstrong studded shell

Etienne machine guns was issued in 1915: the so-called "Omnibus Tripod"

may show staining from their time in service

Thompson M1 SMG Display: Rare British Stocks: One Only German Ordnance Original Item: The Vickers lockOriginal Item: Thompson enthusiasts know that the functional difference between the M1 and the later M1A1 is in the design of the bolt, with the M1 having a separate firing pin, spring, and rotating hammer, while the M1A1 has replaced these parts with a firing pin machined into the face of the bolt. There were other differences, however, that are often overlooked. M1 trigger frames had ? paddle? levers like the M1928A1 for the safety and fire control