[Gunnut Ed]

I have been trying to find out on the web. Maybe I am not doing it right, but I am more confused now, that when I started my research. Was there ever a .25 ACP Thompson SMG???. I am sure I saw a picture of a full size thompson, with a .25 ACP version side by side. I have been researching, found nothing conclusive. Please help, and a picture would be really nice! thanks my fellow highroad men!:banghead:

[56hawk]

http://www.lakesideguns.com/frontpage.html
http://www.waynedriskillminiatures.com/id15.html

http://www.lakesideguns.com/title1/ed19.jpg

[Capybara]

Whoa, that is pretty cool.

[Swing]

Wow! Now that is too darn cool. :)

[JRH6856]

Back in the late '60s there was a Antique and Collectible fireams shop on Hillcrest across from SMU named Jackson Arms. They are no longer there, but I remember they had a 1/2 scale .25ACP Thompson SMG on display. ISTR, they also had a .22 caliber Gatling gun.

[max popenker]

Back in 1960s some company in Italy made Lercker machine pistol in 6,35mm Browning, which is an Euro name for .25ACP
http://hellinahandbasket.net/?p=4070
http://i2.guns.ru/forums/icons/forum_pictures/005351/5351564.jpg

[ACP230]

The late MG dealer J. Curtis Earl had some .25 ACP miniature Thompsons.

[Double Naught Spy]

Wow, a less lethal Thompson!

[SDC]

If you REALLY have a jones for a teeny, tiny Thompson, Miniature Arsenals in Russia builds most of the versions in 1/3 scale http://www.miniaturearsenal.ru/miniature-weapons/submachine_guns/52-thompson_1921_drum.html ; here's their 1928

[Double Naught Spy]

Yes, but if they don't acutally shoot, then...

[shotgunjoel]

Wow, a less lethal Thompson!
That one made me laugh.

[Gunnut Ed]

Thanks Guys, it is always nice to be brought out of the dark. I did remeber seeing pictures of them on some 20 year old Guns & Ammo magazine. It is nice to know they exist. Somehow I thought maybe Auto ordnance had manufactured them. Thanks again

[desidog]

The Curio & Relic list mentions Thompson's from .45 to .22lr caliber manufactured in West Hurley.

[bbuddtec]

Yep, I live nearby, used to know a guy who QC'ed them (tested) back in the day....

He obviously loved his job :D

[jerkface11]

What's the RPM on the little one?