Spare Furniture & Parts - MGC THOMPSON

Does anyone need any spare parts for an MGC 1921 Thompson?

I have the pistol grip, horizontal foregrip and stock as well as an MGC CUTTS COMPENSATOR, the LYMAN SIGHT and the screws…

Anyone have any idea what they are worth?

Hi everyone, New to this so Ive just recently won an auction and brought an MGC thompson Tommy Gun and i noticed the drum is missing some things and i cant open the drum.Can anybody help please. So Down below these are what im missing the swirl thing that attached to the drum and i cant load any blank caps as the insides of the drum is gone.

Can you post some images up of what you have left? So someone has removed all the innards and the winder (to get tension on the spring to feed the rounds) is also missing?

Hi cushy1944 here are the photos of mine. As you can see I don’t have the winder thingy.

Here another one. I know you can’t really see inside the drum but it’s innards are missing so yeah

I think your drum may not be an MGC one. It might be a DENIX one. The DENIX Thompson replicas are very similar to the MGC Thompson replicas. I’ve got a feeling they may have copied the mold. The CUTTS COMPENSATORS are too small on both the MGC and the DENIX.

MGC drums have a working wind up drum (they only take 39 rounds not 50) and the DENIX drums are external for show only. I don’t think the top cover comes off and they have no internals at all.

My recommendation is that you get a genuine 20 round stick magazine for it.

Hi there, I think it’s odd to have an denix drum mag into mgc Thompson gun, do they fit in together.

cushy1944 wrote:

I think your drum may not be an MGC one.  It might be a DENIX one.  The DENIX Thompson replicas are very similar to the MGC Thompson replicas.  I’ve got a feeling they may have copied the mold.  The CUTTS COMPENSATORS are too small on both the MGC and the DENIX.

MGC drums have a working wind up drum (they only take 39 rounds not 50) and the DENIX drums are external for show only.  I don’t think the top cover comes off and they have no internals at all.

My recommendation is that you get a genuine 20 round stick magazine for it.

Here some more photos inside the mag

If the magazine doesn’t come apart (as in the top doesn’t lift off as you would lift off to load rounds in) then it’s a DENIX one….

Thanks for that mate, Also what’s is this part here is it the piston. As you can see it’s a bit broken

Hello - not sure what those hex headed screws are on the top of the action there… they don’t look original? Is the bolt head badly worn? It looks like it’s been hitting and wearing the slot for the cocking handle. Looking at some of your previous images it appears that someone has filled in the Model Gun Corporation information on the side of the gun… or done something to it to try to hide it…

The two Hex socket bolts aren’t in this pic

Hi there, yes the bolt is badly worn and i dont someone could hide the mgc logo

The bolt can be restored I know MG PROPS can arrange that….

Hi there, no the bolt isn’t broken anyway I just had the bolt cocked lol

 

Hi, is that right… do you have a photo of an earlier Mgc Thompson model

Also I noticed this thing is sticking out, this is a bit broken

Yes the bolt looks badly worn or broken… it does appear from one of the comments earlier that you have an earlier type of MGC Thompson…

Yes the bolt looks excessively worn or broken… can you strip the Thompson down and lay out the parts?

Hello cushy, Yes I can stripped it apart

You should be able to remove and inspect the bolt and put some pictures up of that…