Submachine gun Thompson M1928 Metal wood + mosfet

Thompson 1928 history:

The Thompson is an American submachine gun created by John T. Thompson and used by the Allies during World War II.

It is chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge.

It has semi-automatic or automatic mode.

The first copy of the Thompson was built in 1917, the first series of 40 pieces between 1918 and 1919, industrial production began in 1921.

The weapon was used by the IRA (Irish Republican Army), the underworld, industrialists, the police and the FBI during Prohibition when it was better known as "Tommy Gun", "Chicago Typewriter", "Chicago Piano "," Chicago Style "or" The Chopper ".

The Thompson submachine gun was used extensively, in modified and simplified versions, during World War II and then during the Korean War.

The airsoft version of this model is created by King Arms under license from Cybergun.

The Thompson M1928 Chicago is realistic and designed in all aspects such as dimensions and materials.

A bit special model, this version of the M1928 is equipped with an electronic Mosfet.

It is produced under license with all the detailed markings which are engraved on the body.

It's all metal and built with a real wood handguard.

In addition, it is equipped with a Gearbox V6 on 9mm bearing and quality internals.

The stock is capable of storing a large battery type 9.6V or 7.4V high capacity STICK type.

The battery output connector is T-Dean for better current flow allowing the replica's performance to be used to its maximum.

The replica is equipped with a 6.05mm barrel.

Its weight is only 3500g

And its Magazine has a capacity of 450 bbs.