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Thompson TM1C5 Navy 250th Anniversary 45 ACP 30+1 16.50" Arctic White & Savage Stainless Cerakote Arctic Steel Barrel & Receiver, Engraved Walnut Fixed Stock, Engraved Wood Grip

$1592.02
Brand
Auto Ordnance
Color
White
Caliber
.45 ACP
Capacity
30
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
16.5in
UPC
602686423038
MPN
TM1C5

Overview

The Auto-Ordnance Thompson TM1C5 Navy 250th Anniversary edition is a semi-automatic carbine chambered in .45 ACP, celebrating two and a half centuries of naval service with custom laser-engraved artwork. It features a 16.5-inch steel barrel and a steel receiver finished in Arctic White and Savage Stainless Cerakote, accented by USMC Red lettering and a red-and-gold motif evoking traditional dress uniforms. The wood furniture includes a fixed walnut stock and an engraved wood grip, adorned with historic battle scenes. Sights consist of a blade front and a fixed battle rear, and the rifle feeds from detachable stick magazines with a maximum capacity of 30+1 rounds.

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