Experience the classic American firearm with the Thompson T1100D 1927A-1 Deluxe Carbine, chambered in powerful 45 ACP caliber. This semi-automatic rifle features an 18-inch barrel that balances maneuverability with accuracy, making it suitable for both collectors and enthusiasts. The steel receiver ensures durability and reliability, while the American walnut stock with a right-hand grip offers a comfortable and traditional feel. The blued metal finish provides corrosion resistance and a sleek appearance, complementing the overall design of this vintage-inspired firearm. Equipped with blade front and adjustable rear sights, the T1100D allows precise target acquisition, making it an excellent choice for range shooting or collection purposes.
The rifle boasts a generous magazine capacity of 20+1 rounds in a stick magazine or over 100 rounds with the optional drum magazine, catering to various shooting needs. Its overall length of approximately 41 inches and weight of around 13 pounds make it a substantial yet manageable firearm for experienced shooters. The right-handed action and classic finish group in brown and black metal accents contribute to its authentic look. Whether you’re a collector or a shooter seeking a reliable firearm with historical significance, the Thompson T1100D provides a blend of vintage style and dependable performance, built to meet modern standards while honoring its legendary design.
Features:
- Action: Semi-Auto for reliable firing performance
- Caliber: 45 ACP, a powerful and widely used cartridge
- Barrel Length: 18 inches for optimal balance and accuracy
- Capacity: 20+1 in standard magazine, with optional drum magazine over 100 rounds
- Overall Length: Approximately 41 inches for versatile handling
- Weight: Around 13 pounds for stability and durability
- Receiver Material: Steel construction for longevity
- Sights: Blade front and adjustable rear for precise aiming
- Finish: Blued metal and American walnut stock with right-hand grip
- Design: Classic 1927A-1 style with authentic finish and modern reliability
