Most aesthetically pleasing milsurp you own

[old tanker]

I've had most of the weapons used during WW1 and WW2 and lots of the interim too... Of all I had I'd say the 1928 Thompson Sub Machine gun was the one I sat and looked at the most. I could sit and stare at it like some watch television...twin grips and the drum...

I would have to agree. An early Savage built M1928A1 is a thing of beauty. (Rae takes care of accounts receivable)

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[browningautorifle]

An early Savage built M1928A1

I liked the ones that were blue and had all the features best. I had a chance to see ALL the variants including Turkish manufactured brass receiver guns in Nicosia Cyprus in 1975. The Turks were the Parachute regt and had them almost exclusively for city fighting. They would lean them against a wall about two streets over from the green line and hang their pistol belt with three or five cell pouches on the muzzles and work at clean up, fortifying or whitewashing the walls. We could see in detail which model, M1(A1), early '28 or late...features were visible. Could have loaded a pickup truck... No drums were ever seen, a mix or 20/30 rd mags were issued.