it is certantly a bugger as i paid for mine 8 weeks ago when i ordered it I'm about to PM you. Has anyone else has already paid him? He gave me a p...

I have a painted one from him. Last time I heard from him was 13 October, which appears to be the last time he logged in. 24 September is the "l...

Chelmsford Militaria have them for £32.50 inc postage.

There's also the whole semi-locking issue with sending AEGs to NZ.

http://www.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.php?t=79541 TM Full Fake Wood Set & Outer Barrell £55 Bargin for a broken gun! Looks...

Well the trades are actually engraved/cast into the receiver, which is a big change. WRT the metal: The frame (often called "lower receiver&quo...

Cool diagram! Where on earth did you get that! That would be telling. It's online, and there are probably enough drawings to build a working Thomp...

I can't say for sure without looking, but the angled threaded holes may make it impossible, not to mention the wider grip mount. Remember that the ho...

Also, anyone know why the CYMA 1928s have such under-sized Cutts Compensators? If I recall correctly, the length is right (2.5 inches), but the diamet...

CYMA "1928" Thompsons... ...I havn't a clue, I'm guessing an angled foregrip screw, so hopefully can take both types of hand-guard like t...

The front grip mount on the real M1928, M1928A1 and the M1/M1A1 is identical, a standard part, with both having the angled thread to attach the vertic...

Live full-bore (.303, 7.62mm, etc.) bolt action rifles are legal if you have a Firearms Certificate.

Why did you get the 1928-alike if you wanted what looks like an M1A1?

The angled screw is one problem - the different "grip mount" is another. IIRC, the casting is wider on the Cyma "M1928" barrel se...

I'm trying to get one, I pm'd bear a few days ago but he's not read it yet Does anyone know how to get in contact with him to let him know he's got...