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Thompson stock |
February 19, 2025 |
| Reviewer:
Jim from Indiana
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Is Thompson stock went right onto my new auto ordinance 1927 A1. It has a much better angle and is about 3/4 of an inch shorter than the factory stock. It makes it much more enjoyable to shoot. It took very little to get sanded smooth and took a nice dark walnut stain. It is a very old and dry stock and will suck in multiple applications of stain and tung oil. The only real issue with this or any other stripped Thompson stock is trying to find the butt plate. The new modern butt plate from my 1927 A1 is too small. This buttstock that is made for a trap door buttplate, which is even harder to find than a standard buttplate. I’ve manufactured one out of some flat steel, I’m not an expert metal worker, but I was able to make a very nice non-butt trap plate for it about two hours. Not including blueing. I was able to get a sling, swivel and sling swivel screws from Numrich Arms at a very good price.
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