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    Thompson Butt Screw, NOS

    I recently purchased this new old stock Thompson butt screw off eBay because it was still contained within Auto-Ordnance packaging. The screw it's self may not be that interesting but I thought that the packaging which it came in is. It appears not to have been opened.
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    Nice to find a part with the Auto-Ordnance marking. Question, the Model 1918 BAR, the Model 1917 Enfield and the Model 1928A1 TSMG all use
    the same pattern butt plate except the Thompson has the top tang bent upwards, I would think that all these weapons would use the same long
    butt screw ?

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