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Just finished my latest progect, a Thompson SMG, plans were from Grizzly Tools http://www.grizzly.com/products/Tommy-Gun-Plan-Plans/T24226 with a couple of modifications. I added the front grip and the flash supressor. I also created the look of screws using wooden plugs and cut a slot in the plug. The Drum magazine i hold in place with magnets. The bolt I used a piece of oak and knurled it with my metal lathe.
Thanks for looking.
-- Ray
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NormG
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#1 posted 394 days ago
Wonderful project, love the knurling of the bolt pull
-- Norman
HillbillyShooter
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#2 posted 394 days ago
Can’t help it, but I love it! Looks like a fun project. You did a very nice job.
-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington
Woodenwizard
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#3 posted 394 days ago
Looks like something my son would be into making. I will have to make sure he sees it. Great job!
-- John, Colorado's (Wooden Wizard)
TopamaxSurvivor
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#4 posted 394 days ago
Looks like the real deal! Nice job on it.
-- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
Spofeo
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#5 posted 394 days ago
awesome work! i like how you got so many details in it :)
-- Spofeo/Kristian
bobman58
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#6 posted 394 days ago
great rifle raymond i could use that when i play call of duty
-- robert dignam
Nate Meadows
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#7 posted 394 days ago
Very cool! Good Work!
Very Respectfully,
Nate
-- "With a little bit of faith, and some imagination, you can build anything!" Nate
CarvinTom
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#8 posted 393 days ago
Amazing. Good paint job, too. That helps sell it!
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MrRon
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#9 posted 393 days ago
Be careful where you appear with it. Replica firearms have to have a red tip at the muzzle so they won’t be mistaken by a cop for a real firearm. I’d hate to hear you got shot by the law. Great job BTW.
wiswood2
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#10 posted 393 days ago
Very nice Ray.
Chuck
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majuvla
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#11 posted 393 days ago
One of the best and coolest projects here on LJ’s
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stefang
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#12 posted 393 days ago
Very cool Ray and very nicely done too. I still remember the one I used during WWII. Here is a pic of me and my Tommy gun with my first grownup girl friend in 1943/44. Quite a dish huh? I think it was the gun that impressed her.
-- Mike, American in Norway
JamWhi
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#13 posted 393 days ago
Very nice, love the detail. Does it shoot dowel pins? :)
Raymond
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#14 posted 393 days ago
Thank you everyone for the kind words. This is a great community of individuals. I am honored to be in the daily top 3. It is indiiduals like all of you that make Lumberjocks a fun and informative place to hang out.
Thanks again.
-- Ray
Raymond
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#15 posted 393 days ago
Hi JamWhi, nope no shooting dowel pins, however I am thinking of restocking my Traditions inline muzzle loader with a similuar stock and using the drum as a speed loader.
-- Ray
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