Jonathan of Royal Armouries has a special festive treat for you today: a conservation-wrapped box containing a shiny surprise—the Aluminium Model 1928 Thompson "Tommy Gun." As he unboxes this iconic firearm, he delves into its fascinating history, from its distinctive "I Next to the U and N" marking to the mysterious droop often associated with these models. The discussion then turns to the science behind the gun's construction, particularly the intriguing choice of Duralumin for the receiver.

The Outlaw Gang Airsoft post their endurance review of the King Arms Thompson 1928 Tommy Gun... "Review of the King Arms Thompson 1928 (KA-AG-65) after 2 years of usage (please keep in mind this is a subjective appreciation of the replica gun). Full markings are laser engraved on the receiver. It is metal receiver with plastic lower frame, handguard, grip and stock. The rear sight is adjustable as user’s preference.

We finally get to see an AAR video of the Operation Tommy Gun 2 organised by NYC Airsoft and Moondog industries with the support of Evike.com. This event was held at the Zulu 24 Airsoft Tactical Park in Rock Tavern, New York last 25 May 2014. This was a charity event, raising funds for the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Treatment Centers. This video is brought to you by Airsoft Simulations Media.