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If you wanted to make one for the MK, I’d be happy to test it for you. It might take a few months, but I could put 1000 rounds through, keeping a log of rounds fired and type and timing of the malfunction, and report back to you. I’d also try to put together a group buy, with me as your focal point. Let me know if you still have any interest in such an arrangement. Thx

I’d take a couple for the MK, if you ever do a run of those.

Get a nice Colt, and all the history that goes with it, for the cost of a WWII Thompson.

It's available for inspection and test firing in Mesa Arizona.

Bump with lower price.

Sorry, no trades. Thanks for your inquiry.

If you are in the market for a Colt Thompson, get this book! It saved me from making a very expensive mistake.

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For sale is a beautiful Colt Thompson 1921AC, #7518. Has been in the same collection since 1997. It was originally delivered to the Lincoln County Sheriffs Department, Chandler, Oklahoma in 1933 The gun is in very nice condition, with matching serial numbers. The upper does have some scratches and wear around the edges of the receiver, consistent with use by the SO, while the lower is very nice and retains approximately 90% of its original bluing. There are no scratches present where a screwdriver might have been used to remove the pivot plate. All of the original and correct Colt parts are in place with the exception of the bolt group. The bolt group is a Savage WWII variant. The barrel has nice rifling, and the bluing is very nice, but it does have a ring about two inches down from the chamber. It's not bulged on the outside. The barrel index marks align as they should. The compensator is the correct type I with much of the bluing rubbed off on the end. The wood is original Colt, and exhibits no signs of refinishing. The Remington anchor inspection mark is present on the buttstock. The stock does have a couple of hairline cracks. I have tried to capture this in the photos. The butt plate shows wear consistent with being in a rack. All in all, it is a very nice Colt. It would make a great shooter and an excellent addition to anyone's collection. Asking $30,500 OBO. Please contact me with any questions or if you would like to see additional pictures. clackamas97 (remove this) at yahoo dot com

Interesting in that I don't see any rifling in the barrel, under the "compensator". Maybe it's just the camera angle?

I wish I were worthy to own a prebie, this is beautiful. It screams history!