I have a nice transferable WWII USGI Auto Ordnance Bridgeport M1 Thompson to sell, it is not a West Hurley. I will say upfront it has minor pitting in a few places under the parkerized finish but that can be expected on a seventy year old gun that was used in combat and then refinished. It was originally a dewat with the barrel plugged and tack welded at the shoulder. The barrel was replaced so the only visible sign of being a previous dewat is a slight discoloration in the parkerizing at the right front corner of the receiver. The receiver nose, handguard support, and front sight are stamped with the small AOC marking. They did not stamp the trigger frames with the AOC marking, the way you know it is an Auto Ordnance is the markings, FULL AUTO is a single line instead of two. US PROPERTY marked behind rear sight. It is still marked M1 and is still in correct M1 configuration; early un-numbered one piece milled trigger frame, paddle selectors, L sight, separate firing pin M1 bolt, one piece milled handguard support... It was not reworked to M1A1 configuration or remarked M1A1. It runs well, as all correct USGI Thompsons do, and comes with three 30rd USGI magazines, an extra complete M1 bolt, extra M1 bolt internals, extra charging handles, extra ejectors, extra guide rod, extra buffers, and maybe a few other things if I find any. Sold
