Tommy Gun?

[Romeosierra616]

I like mine.

is that the Riverside Gun club?

 

[one-eyed Jack]

Jack,

The way I have been shooting the last few years I doubt that I would reach 10,000 rounds in the lifetime.

Barring a Zombie Apocalypse that is.
Frosty

That rough guess is spread out over 26 yrs and 5 subguns. Jack.

 

[jim/boston]

is that the Riverside Gun club?

Although it looks like it is near a river, it is just a rain flooded Hanson.

 

[Romeosierra616]

Although it looks like it is near a river, it is just a rain flooded Hanson.

Haha no I meant Riverside Gun Club in Hudson , not an actual river lol

http://www.riversidegc.org/

I haven't been there since fall so I thought they may have put new sand on the outdoor ranges.

but you said it's Hansen so nevermind lol

 

[namedpipes]

I plan to be at the next Monadnock shoot with the 1928 Tommy and other NFA stuff for your shooting pleasure. Jack.

Having shot your Tommy gun, I can vouch that it is FUN.

My grandmother kept one under her bed (and a 1911 under her pillow). Nobody messed with Grammy!

 

[seanc]

Personally, I don't see the point to the semi-auto versions. They're heavy and awkward and not that much fun. Real ones are a blast though.

I agree. I have owned the 28 as well as the m1 type. The looks drag you in, but the weight and awkwardness makes you think twice.

BUT!!! if you really want that Tommy type thing (semi).. Do yourself a huge favor and find one of the Tommy Gun pistols. They handle a LOT better than the rifle version. And are a lot more fun to shoot (IMO).

 

[Zappa]

I have one of the newer 1927A1 Deluxe models, made right in that craptastic anti-2A city of Worcester Mass.
(stamped on the side of the receiver)
Yup, they're way heavy and cumbersome, and the stock is an awkward shape to get shouldered correctly.
But, they're accurate, recoil like a creampuff, lot's of fun to shoot, and just look friggin' cool, especially with a drum mag.