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Posted: 5/12/2024 6:29:59 PM EDT
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So I am now looking for some must have accessories for a 1928 Bridgeport. Any advice would be appreciated. Thinking an FBI case for just easy storage but what about new, old-stock wood furniture and magazine/drums? Any good sources for original stocks and fore-ends and good quality USGI/Milsurp 30 Round magazines and 50/100 rounds drums? (I know the 100s cost a ton...) Thanks |
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I caught some 30 round surplus sticks from what a country on sale for around $24. Wirebrush, cold blue, and replacement mag springs from wolff, good to go. I got a 50 round drum from waffenmeister, it seems to be good. I have loaded it but not had a chance to shoot it yet. |
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30 rounders: https://www.northridgeinc.com/category-s/211.htm There are newly made 50 and 100 round drums from Taiwan that everyone is very happy with. Not sure where to get them for the best price. original drums are rare-ish and you need to go to gunbroker for that try machinegunboards.com |
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Also, congrats on your 28 Thompson. It is a FANTASTIC subgun, accurate and easy to shoot. The people who criticize it are also known as "people who never owned a Thompson." Or sometimes known as "people who bought a mediocre knock-off made by 20 little machine shops in West Hurley, New York in the 1970s." Now you need an M1A1. |
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