This replica firearm is IN FULL COMPLIANCE with FEDERAL LAW. Federal Law requires a blaze orange plug or barrel marking on any replica of a firearm that was produced post 1898. This replica NON-FIRING gun contains the colored markings required by law, including a permanently attached orange plug. My photos are an accurate depiction of this item’s TRUE Condition. I truly can’t figure out what the issue is. It seems to be mysteriously stuck in the “Fire” position. The only mechanism that does not seem to work is the safety lever to switch from “Fire” to “Safe”.
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Mechanically, the spring lever cocking spring works problem free as well as the trigger. On the Magazine there is a small yellow scuff seen in photo. In fact it also is at least 85% Pristine. It’s original finish does have some very slightly sporadic wear but nothing extreme whatsoever. The Metal of this replica gun has Zero Physical Damage such as Chips/Cracks/Rust/Rot. The Wood has Absolutely Zero Chips/Cracks and its original finish is at least 85% Pristine.
Overall and Especially for being 35+ Years Old, this Realistic “Tommy Gun” replica is in Very Good – Excellent Condition. On a scale of 1 – 10 (Ten being New in Package Only), I can confidently grade this item’s condition to be a. Dimensions: Gun measures approximately 35 Long assembled and Weighs 10.8 Pounds. If you have any questions about it, please message me. I’ve read contradicting statements about it on certain forums. I don’t know if the later models had that or not. Take note of the Rear Sight Aperture as well which can be lowered up/down. The only function this one can do is a working slide spring lever which would be basically cocking the gun so the trigger can be pulled. This one does not fire caps like another version but the round drum magazine does open the same way. It dismantles into 3 main parts as you can see in my photos. This was produced in the Early 1970’s and is made of Solid Wood and Metal (Zinc Alloy & Steel). For Sale is a Vintage Replica Non-Firing ” 1921 Thompson Submachine Gun ” by the Model Gun Corporation (MGC) of Tokyo, Japan. These are not “apples for apples” as the saying goes. Both of these have magazines that open though. One that fires absolutely nothing (this one) and one that fires caps. In addition two types of these were made originally. Also, eventually MGC changed the Round Drum Magazine (Chicago Al Capone Style) to the Standard Stick Magazine. Because of the Two Allen Screws seen on top of the mechanism, it means this is one of the earlier ones most likely from approximately 1972. In fact, most of them dismantle exactly the same as well. In fact, many of their guns were used as actual training guns because the company strived for realism making all the dimensions as close as possible to the real gun. MGC was known for their attention to detail. Provenance Note: For those not fully aware of the Model Gun Corporation (MGC) of Japan’s reputation, I urge you strongly to spend a few minutes on the internet looking them up and especially about their history of this specific Replica 1921 Thompson Submachine Gun. Home thompson MGC 1921 Thompson Submachine Gun REPLICA withDrum Magazine NON FIRING Japan MGC 1921 Thompson Submachine Gun REPLICA withDrum Magazine NON FIRING Japan
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