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Dear Santa, ![]() I've been really, really good this year. ![]() Not asking for you to bring me one, just have an FRT for a Thompson released where I could buy it with my own chore money. Thanks, wganz |
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Training&Trigger Time are more important than chasing a hardware Holy Grail
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Originally Posted By wganz: Dear Santa, ![]() I've been really, really good this year. ![]() Not asking for you to bring me one, just have an FRT for a Thompson released where I could buy it with my own chore money. Thanks, wganz The FRT for the Tommy already exists... it isn't exactly "Drop In" kinetic-crossfire |
"The development of the flamethrower proves that at one time, someone, somewhere thought to themself: There are people over there that I want to set on fire, but they are too far away. George Carlin
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Originally Posted By 50-140: I have an Auto Ordinance, where do you find the correct barrel? From AO? they have for 1927 and M1... not hard to find but not always in stock. you have to stalk them a bit... Then you will need the tools and the will to swap it.. there are also WWII takeoffs out there... no savings on price. it is recommended that you at the very least hone the chamber a bit on the Civilian barrels... again if you have the capability... You will also want to get a new front sight and will have to drill a hole for the roll pin... so you will probably want a MILL to do that. Make sure you get the sight on square on the M1 type because you don't get windage adjustment on the sights. Green Mountain also offers both barrels in the white. |
"The development of the flamethrower proves that at one time, someone, somewhere thought to themself: There are people over there that I want to set on fire, but they are too far away. George Carlin
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