Cyma Thompson SMG drum magazine

Specifications

Brand

CYMA

Condition Status

FIELD TESTED - GOOD WORKING CONDITION

Delivery

Method

Postage or collection

Postage

£3.65

Courier

Royal Mail

Service

48 Hour

Insured

No

Collection from

Highland

Description

Selling my Thompson SMG drum magazine. It is a high-cap type that is manually wound up (spin the key on the front where the arrows point). Apparently it holds 500 or so pellets, according to retailer listings. Made by Cyma for the AEG Thompsons, which I believe also works on the other brand ones as they’re Marui copies/derivatives. The drum has a rail on the back that slides up the mag well to fit like the stick magazines do. I bought this originally to use with my Cyma M1A1 Thompson. I'd say it is in a very good condition as it both works and looks good; owned since new. I’ve skirmished with it a handful of times using my Thompson AEG. Also included is a reproduction U.S. army canvas satchel for holding a Thompson drum magazine. I bought this new off Epic Militaria specifically to carry my drum in skirmishes. This satchel mounts on your shoulder and has a loop that you can fix to your belt. I’m selling this drum magazine because I don’t skirmish anymore so I don’t need to worry about using a historically inaccurate attachment for my M1A1 Thompson (which I want to keep). Payment/postage info: Postage will probably be £3.65 or so, as I plan to use Royal Mail to send it out; I'll make sure of this before I take anyone's money. I am based in the Scottish Highlands, so the set will be dispatched from there. I will only take bank transfer as payment because I do not have/use Paypal. Note: I am very busy from mornings to early afternoons, as well as a majority of weekends, so I am more responsive to any messages after then (but I'll still try my best to answer at any time really). I've tagged the drum as "field-tested" because I have used it in a few skirmishes where I brought my Thompson (4 or 5 times), but its finish still looks good and is practically unscratched. The magazine's mechanics itself work fine; it winds up and feeds as it should. The accompanying satchel I'd say is in very good shape, and is pretty clean.