Videos tagged with M1928A1

This video provides an ASMR unboxing of a vintage M1928A1 Thompson submachine gun stock. The stock, made of dark wood with integrated hardware, was found in a military surplus container dated 1959. It's a .45 caliber part, highlighting the preservation methods for historical firearms.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Thompson 1928A1 and M1 variants, highlighting their historical context, production, and operational differences. It features shooting demonstrations against other iconic SMGs like the MP40 and PPSH-41, analyzing trigger pull, ergonomics, and controllability. The content emphasizes the Thompson's significant role in WWII and its lasting legacy.

This video details the evolution of the M1928A1 Thompson SMG during WWII, focusing on production changes driven by wartime demand and cost-cutting. It covers corporate shifts at Auto-Ordnance, the transition from early models with Lyman sights and finned barrels to simplified versions with fixed sights and horizontal grips. The discussion also touches on finish changes to 'Dulite,' magazine adoption, and the massive production scale-up.