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TapRack
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about 16 hours ago
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Réplique de subfusil, faite de métal et de bois, avec mécanisme de simulation de charge et de tir et chargeur amovible. La mitraillette automatique M1928 conçue par John Taliaferro Thompson en 1918 a été adoptée en 1938 par les forces armées des États-Unis servant pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale et plus tard dans la guerre de Corée ainsi que dans les premiers cas de la guerre du Vietnam. Il était le favori des soldats, des criminels, des policiers et des civils pour son ergonomie, sa taille compacte, sa fiabilité, sa cadence élevée de tir en mode automatique et pour ses munitions .45 ACP. Il avait un chargeur droit de 20 cartouches ou un chargeur de 50 à 100 cartouches. Il a acquis une mauvaise réputation au temps de la Prohibition ou de la loi sèche aux États-Unis (1920-1933). Il apparaissait normalement dans les moyens de l’époque, quand c’était l’arme préférée des gangsters. Il est venu pour gagner des surnoms comme Trench Broom, Trench Balayeuse, Chicago Typewriter, Chicago Piano, Chicago Style ou The Chopper. Depuis lors, il a gagné en popularité parmi les collectionneurs en raison de son importance historique. Revivez l’ère de la loi sèche avec cette réplique Denix de la mitraillette M1928!
Réplique décorative Denix de la mitraillette Thomson M1928 – Chargeur camembert.
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