In the aftermath of civilization's collapse, where ruins stretch as far as the eye can see, only the most resilient tools remain standing. The Wastelander Thompson, a creation of Auto-Ordnance, rises from the ruins—a relic reborn to serve those who navigate the wasteland with unwavering determination. More than just a firearm, it is a symbol of survival, a beacon in the darkness for collectors and warriors alike who understand that strength is forged in adversity.

Once a company steeped in history, Auto-Ordnance now crafts weapons meant to endure the harsh realities of a ravaged world. The Wastelander model exemplifies their commitment to reliability in the face of decay, engineered to resist corrosion, wear, and the relentless assault of time. In a realm where the elements conspire to consume all, this carbine stands defiant—ready to function when everything else fails.

Born from a collaboration with Koted Arms, the Wastelander Thompson is no ordinary weapon—it is a showcase of survivalist craftsmanship. Each unit, painstakingly assembled, fuses wood, aluminum, and steel into a seamless whole. The Cerakote finish, reminiscent of scars left by countless battles, tells a silent story of resilience. Every imperfection is intentional, every mark a testament to its journey through the wreckage of a lost world.

Limited to a mere 25 individually crafted units, each priced at a formidable $10,299.00, this custom carbine stands as a testament to a forgotten era. It is a piece of history, forged for those who navigate the fringes: the resourceful scavengers, the relentless bounty hunters, and the indomitable last survivors.

Etched into its surface, laser engravings whisper of factions that rose and fell, the survivors who carved their existence from ruin, and the warriors who refused to be forgotten. These engravings are more than mere decoration—they are declarations of defiance, expressions of the human spirit’s refusal to surrender. In the wasteland, history is rewritten on metal and wood, telling tales of struggle that will never fade.

Ammo is the currency of the new era, and the Wastelander does not disappoint. With both a 50-round drum and a 20-round stick magazine, it offers versatility for any confrontation. Whether facing raiders at dusk or hunting through the wreckage for supplies, this firearm adapts to the shifting demands of the broken world—ensuring its wielder is never caught unprepared.

The stock, plasma-cut to enhance its structure, bears the scars of innovation—a feature not just for durability, but for character. Every groove and burn speak of refinement born from necessity. In a time when artistry has been swallowed by survival, this detail reminds us that craftsmanship still thrives, even in the bleakest of landscapes.

The chain sling draped across its form is more than a carrying aid—it is a tool, a potential lifeline. When the situation turns dire, when survival depends on ingenuity, its rugged links serve more than one purpose. In a world where weapons are as much a part of life as breath, every component must offer more than what meets the eye.

For those fortunate enough to claim this artifact, a mystery case awaits—a relic from before the fall, its contents unknown. Secrets locked within steel, waiting to be uncovered. Perhaps it holds fragments of the past, remnants of a forgotten civilization, or tools to aid in survival. Only the chosen will know.

Its specifications mark it as a machine built for endurance—finned barrel stretching 16.5 inches, reaching 18.5 inches with the compensator, its steel frame a testament to permanence. Weighing in at 13 pounds, equipped with blade front and adjustable rear sights, it merges reliability with precision. The fixed walnut stock and vertical foregrip offer balance in the chaos, completing a weapon fit for the new age. The Wastelander Thompson is not just a firearm—it is a promise that survival is not merely possible, but inevitable.