AUTO ORD 1927A-1 SBR 10.5″ 45ACP 50R

SKU: LIP|AOT1SB50DHUPC: 602686271035Mfr. Part #: T1SB50DH

$2,702.99

AUTO ORD 1927A-1 SBR 10.5″ 45ACP 50R

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Description

This is the original Thompson design made famous during the 1920’s in the hands of gangsters and G-men. The operation is semi-auto, fires from a closed bolt and the barrel is 10.5″ long. The frame and receiver are machined from solid steel and the stock is genuine American walnut.

Additional information

upc

602686271035

manufacturer

Kahr Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

T1SB50DH

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

10.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

50rd

Model

1927A1

Product Type

SBR

Sights

Adjustable Sights

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