U.S. WWII Colt Thompson Nickel Plated Buttstock Oiler Category_MG 42 Mounts slips over the butt of

slips over the butt of the M1 Carbine

while the threaded nut works in conjunction with the fusee adjusting screw to maintain the correct tension on the spring

operations

C stenciled on front and rear representing the Royal Ulster Constabulary

The month of fighting against the 14th Division (Imperial Japanese Army) on Peleliu cost the 1st Marine Division 1

U.S. WWII Colt Thompson Nickel Plated Buttstock Oiler Category_MG 42 Mounts slips over the butt ofOriginal Item, Newly Refinished: The original Thompson Submachine Gun was manufactured by Colt. Only 15,000 were ever made. Later, during WW2, Stevens and Auto Ordnance made many hundreds of thousands. The oiler supplied with the original Colt Thompson was nickel plated, while the oilers provided with the later guns were black crinkle painted. Except for the finish, both types of oilers were identical. IMA has taken some of the original WW2 era