RIP Mr. Jim. Thank you very much. Have a beautiful and blessed week.

It was expensive and heavy, but it was reliable, powerful, effective, high quality and had a high rate of fire.

One gun that has been on my bucket list for years.

I have one of Kahr's semi-auto Thompsons. It is tons of smiles and fun to shoot. I do have a drum mag, but prefer the 30-rd. stick. It garners lots of attention at the range and everyone wants to fire it. Mine eagerly digests everything from WW - 185 SilverTips to 230 FMJ, and everything in between without a hiccup. Even my handloads function flawlessly. It is very heavy, and I suppose impractical, but so what? The fun factor is what matters.

I was privileged to shoot a Tommy Gun years ago. What an experience.

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I got to fire a 30 round mag. in a WW-II M1 Thompson back in the 1960's. I also got to meet Gordon Herigstad in person about 20 years ago when he was in Ireland to catalogue a Thompson with a drum mag used in the war of independence. Sadly it had been deactivated by a weld to the barrel.

Thomson MG Very Cool

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I believe you! But my Tommy Gun Dont!

I bought an M1A1 in the 1980's for $1650.00. I still kick myself for selling that gun.

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still have mine nice weapon for its time but it takes a brave man with balls of steal to carry it into combat