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Profile of Thompson M1A1
Weapon Statistics
Make and Model: Thompson M1A1 Class of Weapon: SMG
Caliber: .45 ACP

Rounds:

30

Weight:

10.5 lbs
Date of Introduction: March 1932
Type of Fire: Full automatic
Rate of Fire: 700 rounds / minute
Effective Range: 50 - 55 yards
Maximum Range:
Decription
Developed by General John T. Thompson during the First World War, the Thompson was intended as a 'trench broom' to sweep German trenches. The war ended before it was perfected, so it was produced and sold to various countries before being adopted by the US Army. The Thompson was a completely new weapon, finely machined and manufactured to the highest standards. With this, the M1928 Thompson was a complicated weapon to manufacture and was very expensive. Although slightly on the heavy side, the Thompson was the most reliable weapon of its type, and remained in service until the Vietnam War.
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