To: Willie Green
The model 1928 was the most popular & best selling model made by colt.
It was manufactured by modifying existing model 1921's from a 800 rpm cyclic rate to 600 rpm
It was designed for the Navy, and were stamped US Navy Model of 1928, but most were actually sold commercially.
To: Willie Green
"The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raised questions about the borough's ability to sell the [Thompson}, Karasek said."
Unless someone legally registered it as a machine gun prior to 1986 and has the papwerwork to prove it, it is so much scrap metal and CANNOT be sold to a private collector.
3 posted on
01/20/2003 10:44:16 AM PST by
Blood of Tyrants
(At least one patient dies in every abortion.)
To: Willie Green
The weapons typically cost about $800 each, the chief said, so the sale of the vintage "tommy gun" theoretically could pay for several new weapons. These guys are getting taken to the cleaners if they're cops and are paying $800 for a duty sidearm.
Wonder what they're buying...?
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