Incredible Thompson Submachine Gun Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2021
- The Thompson Submachine Gun is one of the most iconic American guns ever produced. It conjures up powerful images of the 1920's and 30's prohibition era. Check out this stunning collection of Colt and Savage Thompson's.
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Zero downvotes. This video has universal appeal!
Beautiful collection. These were machined so nicely.
What an incredible collection !
Thanks for sharing!!!
THAT'S GUN ENTHUSIASM!!! BIG BRAVO!!! Thank you for the video!!!
Awesome collection Ike! Thanks for showing!
More Ike videos coming. He's been very kind to share with us.
We need more of his collection. Love the videos done with him! Thanks!
Magnificent collection. Enjoy them. God bless you.
Wow, amazing collection.
Very Nice collection.
Would really enjoy getting my hands on a Thomson.
Nice collection.
We have a few modern semi-autos on our site if you're interested Steven.
I had a hard time breathing looking at his collection of fully automatic, immaculate Thompsons! What a collection!
Very nice guns. Thanks for sharing
I had a friend whose dad was a huge Thompson collector. He had several consecutive serial numbered M1928s that were formerly used by the Flint Michigan PD and I believe he had one that was a US Postal service weapon. My grandfather carried M1 Thompsons on every mission he flew as a Hump pilot.
Beautiful collection 😍
Love the collection. Especially the HK PSG-1 on the counter.
excellent peices oh History wow the condition of those weapons is unbelivable .... fantastic demonstration ...
Glad you enjoyed it Vicente. Ike's got a very nice collection.
The psg1 in the background tho...👌
Yep.
Nice collection!🙂🇺🇸
Guys got some collection... god bless America
He sure does. More videos with Ike coming.
Psg1 in the background be like “am I a joke to you”
Sir, you made my day!
Glad you liked it.
I could watch this guy all day
I'd so buy that 21/28 version. GORGEOUS GORGEOUS GORGEOUS PIECE
The Thompson is such an iconic Gun. The British Royal Marines, had a number of them during the war, but the front sling swivel, was positioned on the side of the front stock as opposed to underneath.
Classic!
Good day to you sir. I just subscribed to your Channel. I've watched a few of your episodes I found them extremely cool and interesting. Just want to say thank you for sharing
I’m naming my first borne “Colt Thompson” so I can brag that my colt Thompson was free.
"Oh Nelson not the livestock'
Awesome pieces
One of the my favorite gun 💙😟
M1 Thompson also has a different bolt its direct blowback instead of delayed blowback(blish lock)
Can you please do a separate video on the M1921 Thompson with no compensator
i was born too late. i wouldve bought so many of these to collect after the war and during the golden age of the surplus stuff at gunshows stores etc. now everything is priced out the booty bc of demand vs supply. almost impossible to find a thompson in any condition less than 30k
I love Thompsons and their workmanship and have had one of the military versions with the horizontal foregrip , smooth barrel, and no compensator and only took stick magazines and I have also owned a 1928 which had the vertical foregrip, finned barrel, compensator, and a 50 round drum magazine. It was an awesome caliber, but they were so incredibly heavy, especially with a drum, and I found them unreliable and prone to jam frequently.
Thanks for your comment Michael.
Now lets do the "HIP SHAKE!"✨
2:01 wow beautiful thompson i have a perfect replica of the Thompson 1921
Recently the Russians found a stash of WW2 Thompson in a arms depot in Ukraine, An old salt mine. They looked all original, wrapped from the factory. Amazing.
Hello, good evening, is it true that the compartment in the thompson cylinder heads is to place a small container with oil and small tools? is this correct? Or else what was it used for? From already thank you very much !!
😮 I’m so jealous
Wow
Get a Griffin Bushwhacker to run on that beast with the cutts comp
Man i would trade my wife for that 99% Thompson lol
I wouldn’t
@@andrewnguyen6367 simp
great video, isnt that a sw76 on bottom shelf?
Yes
Wow, you found some nice ones. I always wanted a Thompson, but they are way too high for me. Anyway, Congrats to you and thanks for showing us your collection !
You can ger a deactivated over here for less than £1000
You remind me of a old version of Josh C the mma fighter .
100 yo today. 1931
He said it dates from 1921 but was used by a police department in the 30s.
Yes Sir.
M1A1 For me.....
👍🏻👍🏻🏆
How much us thompson today?
Fun fact with a 100 rd drum the thompson weighs about as much as a B.A.R. ⬆
Interesting.
Wow it is an amazing firearm.
They are beautiful.
What is the oficial evolution from thompson?? Tec-9, uzi or what??
Started in 1919. Replaced by the M3 Grease Gun in 1944/45. Lots of documentation on it in print and on the ‘net.
To bad in this day in age automatics are harder to get. Wish I had the opportunity to get a Tommy gun.
Ww1 vinateage america
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I would love to have a Chicago typewriter! I hear they're crappy guns, though.
They were not “crappy guns”. The 1921s were carefully made by Colt. Wartime Tommys were just fine too.
@@rmo52 - I hear the recoil makes them jump around, making it hard to hit a target from any considerable distance. That's why only a few was put to use in the war.
Hardly. They were shipped to our troops by the 100,000s at a time in WW2. Difficulty of handling is up to the gunners’ training and ability. My uncle carried one throughout the Pacific and it worked fine for him. Take care.
Isn't it true that the older Thompsons have the highest cyclic rates?
The 192121AC had a rate of fire up to 1700 rpm
@@WarFrog935 Good grief!! Literally a furious blizzard of calibre 45 lead.
@@titusgreen5679 I know but very few shot that fast, most 1921ACs shot 900-1300
NOT 1700rpm. 900 for the 1921 model.
@@rmo52 the prototype 1921 had 1700
It's the law rules are rules our or are
0:40 shows some kid with a bad looking Thompson modelgun xD
Cool for the sake of history. However, I would rather have a reliable modern SCAR, FAL, G36, or high end AR (KAC or LMT) any day. Especially if my life depended on it!
Must be nice to be wealthy.
Wear gloves, you drink!