The Thompson 1927A-1 Deluxe .45 ACP rifle is an American-made semi-automatic reimagining of the iconic submachine gun that defined the gangster era and equipped Allied forces in World War II. This Model T1100D pairs nostalgic aesthetics with modern shooting practicality: a 16.5-inch finned barrel, genuine American walnut furniture, and the mechanical heft that makes a .45 ACP carbine feel substantial and controllable. Whether you're interested in historical firearms, want a distinct plinker with serious character, or appreciate the stopping power of .45 ACP in rifle form, the Thompson delivers all three without the price tag of a collectible original.

The Deluxe model ships with both a 20-round stick magazine and the showstopping 100-round drum magazine—the accessory that makes every range trip memorable. The drum lets you experience the weapon as its designers intended, and it's the reason this gun draws attention at the shooting range. Handling is pure Thompson: the fixed walnut stock and grip feel right in your hands, and the blade sight with adjustable windage and elevation lets you dial in precision without aftermarket glass. At 13 pounds and 41 inches overall, it's hefty enough to manage recoil but practical for shooting from a bench or the field.

Auto Ordnance machines the frame and receiver from solid steel (blued finish) or aluminum (lighter weight), giving you options depending on whether you prioritize durability and aesthetics or shootability and carry. The 16.5-inch barrel with integral compensator helps tame .45 ACP's natural rise and keeps the sight picture steady across rapid fire. This is the configuration Auto Ordnance markets as its most popular, and for good reason: it balances the classic lines enthusiasts expect with ergonomics and capacity that make shooting fun.

The Thompson 1927A-1 Deluxe .45 ACP rifle is an American-made semi-automatic reimagining of the iconic submachine gun that defined the gangster era and equipped Allied forces in World War II. This Model T1100D pairs nostalgic aesthetics with modern shooting practicality: a 16.5-inch finned barrel, genuine American walnut furniture, and the mechanical heft that makes a .45 ACP carbine feel substantial and controllable. Whether you're interested in historical firearms, want a distinct plinker with serious character, or appreciate the stopping power of .45 ACP in rifle form, the Thompson delivers all three without the price tag of a collectible original.

The Deluxe model ships with both a 20-round stick magazine and the showstopping 100-round drum magazine—the accessory that makes every range trip memorable. The drum lets you experience the weapon as its designers intended, and it's the reason this gun draws attention at the shooting range. Handling is pure Thompson: the fixed walnut stock and grip feel right in your hands, and the blade sight with adjustable windage and elevation lets you dial in precision without aftermarket glass. At 13 pounds and 41 inches overall, it's hefty enough to manage recoil but practical for shooting from a bench or the field.

Auto Ordnance machines the frame and receiver from solid steel (blued finish) or aluminum (lighter weight), giving you options depending on whether you prioritize durability and aesthetics or shootability and carry. The 16.5-inch barrel with integral compensator helps tame .45 ACP's natural rise and keeps the sight picture steady across rapid fire. This is the configuration Auto Ordnance markets as its most popular, and for good reason: it balances the classic lines enthusiasts expect with ergonomics and capacity that make shooting fun.