m1928 tsmg

[can14&]

Consecutive numbered pair of 1975 Hurley Model 1928s. These guns have all early military parts except for the new upper and lower receivers. Original Lyman
sights, Cutts etc

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[RCS]

West Hurley used to have a 100 rd drum but understand they did not work too well, needed some adjustments.

Original Colt drums should work if you can find themAttachment 78033Attachment 78034

[can14&]

There is a guy in the US who rebuilds the new 50/100 round drums to work perfectly.. The original 100 and 50 Rd
do work well. The first run of new made 100 Rd, some worked with a little adjustment to major work.

[browningautorifle]

Mine was an original 1928... S-68038

[can14&]

I have colt 21s, savage and auto ordnance military 1928s, m1s and m1a1 s

[browningautorifle]

I never had a '21 but had an M1 for a while. It still had the floating firing pin...hard to find.

[RCS]

Jim, noticed your early Savage had the early mag catch like the Colt 1921

[browningautorifle]

Yes, my '28 Savage was apparently made on the Colt machines, according to an older man that should know... It had no hole in the center. I think the Cutts was the second pattern too? Is that right?

My M1 also had the flat paddles for the selector and the rocker pivot.

[Flying10uk]

Jim, do you happen to know the age of your 1928 model Thompson, please? I'm guessing mid 1930s?

[browningautorifle]

There doesn't seem to be any real records of the numbers, 1928 A1s yes...1921s yes...not in between though. Best guess is 1939, from what we could determine. Perhaps a bit earlier.