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Could it have been for a Thompson or grease gun? I know little about SMGs other that they were in .45.
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"They've took the fun out of running the race. You never see a campfire anywhere. There's never any time for visiting." - Joe Redington Sr., 1997 -
The reflector can't fit into the breech end of an open .45 1911. Too long.
Maybe a thompsons breech
is the same?
Wouldn't a grease guns breech have the same size ejection port?Comment
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I have been asking around and, while the casings vary tremendously (steel, brass, plastic, long, short) the liners alre invariably glass, save for one - so - you may have something scarce, but I still very much doubt that it is from the TD period. Yes, the concept is undeniably that old, but I do not believe that the artifact itself is. As to a line-throwing gun, I doubt that anyone would care about bore condition. GRINComment
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