Now "tactical." Thompson submachine gun launched in the US
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The legendary Thompson submachine gun, also known as Tommy Gan, was re-released in a “tactical” version. The company Auto-Ordnance announced the start of sales of the model Tactical Tommy Gun, reports "Warspot" with reference to the portal guns.com
Classic and "tactical" "Tommy-Ghana
For the first time, a presentation of a new submachine gun, similar to a hybrid of the AR-15 and Tommy Gang, was held at the SHOT Show 2018, which took place in Las Vegas from 23 to 26 in January. Then Mun Kukchin, head of the Kahr Firearms Group, which includes Auto-Ordnance, announced the imminent release of the Tactical Tommy Gun model, reporting its approximate price of $ 1000.
However, at the start of sales, the cost of the "tactical" Tommy Gun was significantly higher - the retail price recommended by the manufacturer for the USA was $ 2229. Tactical Tommy Gun is available in .45ACP caliber, while Auto-Ordnance indicates that a version for 9 × 19 mm can be released later.
Tactical Tommy Gun comes complete with a telescopic butt, barrel cover and pistol grip, "borrowed" from the AR-15. In addition, the entire length of the receiver and the housing is a Picatinny rail. Tactical Tommy Gun comes bundled with 50 and 20 charging stores.
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