U.S. Original WWII Thompson SMG M1928 Milled Ejector MG 42 Accessories but minor use wear

but minor use wear

Given that the Patchett/Sterling can use straight Sten submachine gun magazines as well as the curved Sterling design

The Curry Combs are the steel brushes issued to every Cavalryman to groom his mount-essential cavalry equipment

and most surviving studded shells have copper studs

if you are thinking about it

U.S. Original WWII Thompson SMG M1928 Milled Ejector MG 42 Accessories but minor use wearOriginal Item: The original Colt manufactured Thompsons and the earliest of the Savage production M1928 models were equipped with an ejector milled out of a single piece of steel. This was quickly replaced by a three piece ejector, because the milled version was much too expensive and time consuming to manufacture. IMA has a small number of these ejectors; most Thompson enthusiasts never have an opportunity to see one, much less own one.