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Few firearms turn heads at the range like a Thompson, and this 1927A-1 Deluxe is the full experience. Auto-Ordnance machines the receiver from solid steel, dresses it in a deep blued finish, and fits genuine American walnut furniture including the classic vertical foregrip with finger grooves. The finned barrel wears a pinned Cutts compensator that brings the barrel assembly to 18 inches, and the whole package stretches 41 inches from buttstock to muzzle. At around 13 pounds it has real presence in the hands, which is part of the charm and also part of why .45 ACP feels so soft out of this gun.
This particular configuration, model T1B50D, is the one most people picture when they think Tommy Gun. It ships with a 50-round drum magazine for that unmistakable silhouette plus a 20-round stick mag for quicker loading on range day, all packed in a factory hard case. The buttstock is removable, the rear sight is adjustable with a blade front, and unlike the originals this one fires from a closed bolt, which tends to help accuracy. Owners consistently mention the fit and finish exceeding expectations right out of the case, with metalwork and walnut that look more like a display piece than a production gun.
Whether you call it the Chicago Typewriter or the Trench Broom, the Thompson is one of the most recognizable American firearms ever made, and Auto-Ordnance builds these in Worcester, Massachusetts as faithful semi-auto tributes to the original. Collectors buy them for the history, reenactors buy them for the authenticity, and plenty of folks buy them simply because running a drum full of .45 through a Thompson is one of the most fun afternoons you can have at the range. However you use it, this is a piece that gets passed around and talked about every time it comes out of the case.
Yes, this T1B50D configuration ships from the factory with one 50-round drum magazine and one 20-round stick magazine, along with a factory hard case. That gives you the iconic drum look for display and photos, plus a lighter stick mag that is faster to load for regular range sessions.
No, this is a semi-automatic reproduction that fires one round per trigger pull. Unlike the open-bolt originals, it operates from a closed bolt, which generally gives it a cleaner trigger feel and better practical accuracy. Externally it keeps the classic lines, finned barrel, and Cutts compensator that made the original famous.
It weighs about 13 pounds, so it has genuine heft, especially with a loaded 50-round drum aboard. The upside is that all that steel and walnut soaks up recoil, making .45 ACP feel remarkably gentle. Most owners describe it as smooth, accurate out of the box, and one of the most entertaining guns they own.
Both numbers are correct depending on how you measure. The finned barrel itself is 16.5 inches, and the pinned Cutts compensator extends the assembly to 18 inches overall. Total length of the carbine comes in at 41 inches from buttstock to muzzle.
| UPC | 602686211130 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TIB50D |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 18" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 ACP |
| Capacity | 20 + 1 |
| Color | Blue |
| Shipping Weight | 25.3 |
| Sights | Blade Front, Adjustable Rear |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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