Please your opinion about this M1A1 / value indication. Also is there somebody who can find out any info with the serial number?
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I don't know values in UK, but here in the US; if it's live, and registered (transferable), the prices are sky high!
I have a friend that has one now for sale; it's a 1921AC, w/ FBI case, and all the accessories, originally issued to Bowling Green, OH Police Dept. 99% condition. Form 4 transferable. All for $59k!
Matt
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Yes this one is Deactivated.Comment
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Probably came from Lend lease to Russia. I have his younger brother with serial 39181X and I imported him myself from the Chech republic.Comment
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I can remember when those were 10k and the M1's were 1500.Originally posted by MP41 View PostI don't know values in UK, but here in the US; if it's live, and registered (transferable), the prices are sky high!
I have a friend that has one now for sale; it's a 1921AC, w/ FBI case, and all the accessories, originally issued to Bowling Green, OH Police Dept. 99% condition. Form 4 transferable. All for $59k!
Matt
One of my dream guns right there.
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So you say Thompsons with serial number in a range of 391 were exported to Russia?Originally posted by racefiets View Post
I've let him make pictures of the barrel opening, and you can see it was actually fired with.Comment
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Mine was unfired. (until I got it...)Comment
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My deact M1A1 has the #561 760, also unused from Russian stocks. When I visited Sturm Handels GmbH, who imported a whole sea container full of boxed Thompsons from Russia a few years ago, I saw nearly all ranges of serial numbers aof M1928A1, M1 and M1A1.
I wouldn´t give any definitive answers to serials deliverd to Russia. And I never found any lists of numbers deliverd to Russia. But I am sure they exist...somewhere.Comment
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Russian lease gun. It's pretty nice though. MartinComment
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These deacts were sold around € 400 at the end.Comment
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