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Gentlemen, thank you for the prompt and helpful information. Collating the information thus given, this appears to be one of the 'transition' 1928A1...2nd Variation apparently. It has a finned barrel with the cutts compensator and markings are Auto Ordnance, NY. The fore grip looks to be a...

Hello all, the local police handed me a Thompson to restore for their museum. I assumed it was an Auto Ordnance M1928A1 because it had all the characteristics of one. The only thing out of place within the limits of my knowledge is the rear sight, which in this case, is a simple fixed inverted...

Thanks Jim, Actually got it fixed yesterday. Sorry for failing to update on that. You came pretty close to it though. The gentleman had punched the pin into the gun entirely and it got wedged into an awkward corner...some sustained jiggling and all manner of wire hooks finally got the slide...

Hey all, A Cz75 P-01 came to my shop with an odd problem. The owner (For whatever reason) punched in the Slide Stop Spring pin into the gun and now though the pistol functions and cycles normally, the slide refuses to move forward for dis-assembly even with the Slide stop removed. Tried a...