Project Description

!!!!!ON HOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale 1928 Thompson sub-machine gun made by master miniaturist David Kucer of Canada.  11 1/16″ long overall with a 4 1/8″ round finned barrel of .15 caliber.  Fully mechanically functional, but non-firing.  The barrel length includes the Cutts compensator.  Blued steel finish with highly figured rosewood fore grip, pistol grip, & detachable buttstock.  The buttplate has the trap door for an oiler, oiler not included.  Lyman windage & elevation adjustable micrometer rear sight.  The fire control lever, magazine release lever, bolt knob, and stock release button are finely checkered.  The sides & top of the receiver properly marked, see photos.  The serial number “10” stamped into the left side of the upper receiver & the bottom rear of the lower receiver.  The buttstock fitting marked “D. KUCER”.  Fully functional 50 round “L” drum magazine with a Parkerized finish.   Includes the original Kucer fancy rosewood hinged top case with two push button checkered latches. One of the latches doesn’t catch.  The interior French fit & lined in a dark red felt & the lid is padded.  The gun shows 99+%+ original bright blue finish, the magazine with 99+%+ original Parkerizing finish.  The wood looks to be unblemished. The case has some hairline cracks on both the top & bottom & shows some signs of handling.  The case top right front corner has a silver rectangular Kucer coat of arms logo  escutcheon.  A beautiful piece!  I was told David only made 12 of these, & the original selling price back when David was selling these was around $11,000.00 – $12,000.00!  Stock # CK-158.  !!!!!ON HOLD!!!!!  For GC.