Videos tagged with Auto-Ordnance Corporation

This review of the Thompson M1A1 submachine gun, presented with high authority by BurstReview, covers its historical significance as a primary WWII American firearm. The expert highlights its .45 ACP chambering, substantial weight, and the use of 20 or 30-round stick magazines, noting the M1A1's incompatibility with drum magazines. The review also details the side-charging handle and basic sights, culminating in a positive live-fire demonstration.

This video provides a basic demonstration of the M1A1 Thompson submachine gun's operation, focusing on manual bolt manipulation. It highlights the select-fire capability and shows the firearm's external features. The content is suitable for beginners interested in the mechanics of this iconic World War II firearm.

This entry details the operation of the Thompson Model 1928, also known as the "Chicago Typewriter," based on ASMR-style demonstration. It covers cycling the action, demonstrating fire controls and safety levers, adjusting the Lyman ladder rear sight, and loading/ejecting dummy rounds. The content highlights the methodical approach of a high-level collector and firearms educator, emphasizing proper handling and mechanical sounds.

This guide details the operation of the Thompson 1928 submachine gun, focusing on loading and firing with both stick and 50-round drum magazines. It emphasizes safe handling of NFA firearms and proper trigger discipline for controlled full-auto fire, drawing on the expertise demonstrated by the instructor. The content includes visual analysis of the open-bolt cycling and ejection process.

This guide details the operation and handling of the Thompson M1928A1, drawing on expert insights from Larry Vickers. It covers safety checks, control identification, grip considerations due to its weight and design, and awareness of its firing characteristics. The information is presented with a high level of authority, reflecting Vickers' deep knowledge of historical firearms.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 features expert Eric from Drive Tanks at Ox Ranch, Uvalde, Texas, demonstrating and discussing several iconic World War II submachine guns. The review covers the 1928 Thompson, M3 Grease Gun, German MP40/MP38, and the Russian PPSh-41, highlighting their historical context, design differences, and live-fire performance. Eric provides detailed insights into their mechanics, ammunition types, and manufacturing techniques, emphasizing the evolution from complex designs to mass-produced, stamped firearms.

This entry details the rare Model 1927 Thompson Semi-Automatic Carbine, presented by Ian McCollum. It covers its historical context, manufacturing modifications from the Model 1921, unique NFA classification as a registered machine gun operating in semi-automatic mode, and its rarity. The information is derived from expert analysis and visual evidence, highlighting key markings and internal mechanisms.

This guide covers the operational aspects of the Thompson M1A1 submachine gun, drawing from TFB TV's expert demonstration. It details the weapon's controls, sights, magazine system, and handling characteristics, including its weight and stock ergonomics. The information is presented with a high degree of authority, reflecting detailed knowledge of historical production changes and mechanical differences.

This guide details the basic operation and handling of the Thompson M1A1 submachine gun, drawing from expert insights provided by Iraqveteran8888. It covers loading, charging, firing in both semi-automatic and full-automatic modes, and emphasizes safe handling practices. The information reflects the historical significance and practical application of this iconic firearm.