An electric version of the legendary Thompson M1A1 submachine gun, also known as the "Chicago Piano" or "Tommy Gun", manufactured by Cyma.
The Cyma M1A1 Thompson is great for WW2-themed airsoft games, offering an authentic look and feel.
Mechanism / Gearbox:
- Gearbox: Version 6
- Hop up: Yes, adjustable
- Inner barrel length: 300 mm
- Engine type: Short
Frame:
- Frame material: Metal
- Barrel: Metal
- Sights: Metal
- Stock, pistol grip and forend: High-quality wood-imitation textured plastic
Specifications:
- Weight: 3400g
- Length: 805mm
- Magazine: Hi-cap, capacity 440 bullets
- Initial velocity/power: approx. 110m/s @ 0.2g bullet (approx. 1.2 J)
- Battery model/connector: Pack-type NiMH / LiPo Li-Ion battery - Mini-tamiya connector
In the package:
- CYMA M1A1 Thompson CM.033 electric gun
- Hi-cap magazine (capacity 440 bullets)
NOTE! The package does NOT include a battery and charger. Check the suitable batteries below under "You might also be interested in these products". Then choose the charger that is suitable for the battery.
Information about the real M1A1 Thompson submachine gun
The M1A1 Thompson is a variant of the Thompson submachine gun, also known as the "Tommy Gun". The Thompson submachine gun was developed by John T. Thompson during World War I. Although it did not see action in World War I, it became very popular during World War II and was used by both the Allies and the Axis powers.
The M1A1 is a simplified version of the original Thompson submachine gun. It is made with less machining, making it cheaper and faster to manufacture. The M1A1 uses the .45 ACP cartridge and typically has 20 or 30-round magazines.
The Thompson submachine gun was widely used during World War II, the Korean War, and even Vietnam. It was popular with both soldiers and police forces. The Thompson is known for its high rate of fire and effectiveness in close combat. The M1A1 version was simpler and more durable than the original models.
The Thompson submachine gun has become an iconic weapon, featured in many films, television series, and video games. It is particularly well-known for its role in gangster films of the 1920s and 1930s. Although the M1A1 Thompson is no longer in active service with many armies around the world, it remains popular with collectors and history buffs.