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Thompson claim to fame was its M1A1 Submachine gun that wasn't at first taken into service by the US millitary until WWII. After WWII the Thompson go the nickname "Chicago Typewrite" because of its heavy use in organized crime by the Italian Mobsters of the 40s.

Thompson Chicago Typewriter AEG Airsoft Rifle
Thompson M1-A1 AEG Airsoft Submachine Gun
(Refurbished) Thompson M1A1 AEG Airsoft Submachine Gun by Cybergun

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12453 S 265 W Ste F
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