Ask Frank We are sorry. Were the Auto Ordnance. I have seen several 1943-1944 documents that revealed that there were several 1928’s with serial numbers that.

Originally Posted By fustercluck: I would think that if you have the cash to pick up a real 1927 Thompson and happen to get serial number 1 then you have a pretty good idea what it is worth. It is not the original.

It's a new production Thompson / Auto Ordnance. Good luck finding someone who's willing to pay more than street price for a new made Thompson / Auto Ordnance. Based on the AO 1911 I had, I wouldn't pay wholesale price for an AO product. I doubt that a low serial number on a new made firearm currently in production is going to command any premium on the new or used market. I'd shoot it and enjoy. If you're spending money on 'collectible' new made firearms from Auto Ordnance, you may want to reconsider your investment strategies.

Originally Posted By lithgow303: Good luck finding someone who's willing to pay more than street price for a new made Thompson / Auto Ordnance. Based on the AO 1911 I had, I wouldn't pay wholesale price for an AO product. I doubt that a low serial number on a new made firearm currently in production is going to command any premium on the new or used market. I'd shoot it and enjoy. If you're spending money on 'collectible' new made firearms from Auto Ordnance, you may want to reconsider your investment strategies.

Kitchenaid Model Kfp 400a Manual. Originally Posted By fustercluck: I would think that if you have the cash to pick up a real 1927 Thompson and happen to get serial number 1 then you have a pretty good idea what it is worth. It is not the original. It's a new production Thompson / Auto Ordnance. Good luck finding someone who's willing to pay more than street price for a new made Thompson / Auto Ordnance. Based on the AO 1911 I had, I wouldn't pay wholesale price for an AO product.