Weapon: Chicago Typewriter (Secondary)
Type: Submachine Gun
Mods: None



Welcome to the 1920's. Prohibition is in effect. Developed and marketed post WW1, the Chicago Typewriter - Ikura is the nickname of the infamous Thompson Model 1928 SMG; the first weapon to be labeled as a "submachine gun". Commonly known as the "Tommy Gun", the weapon has become synonymous with prohibition era mob violence. With its healthy mixture of fierce firepower and high concealment, it quickly became the most prominent gun used by criminal organizations. Adhering to the Ikura theme, the steel components are enhanced with a gold tint finish with polished walnut stock and pistol grips. This snazzy piece comes with customized artwork of the iconic "gangster and babe" look of the 1920's applied on the drum magazine, as well as a tasteful splash of the Chicago skyline displayed on either side of the upper receiver.

Another special shoutout to Bill for your invaluable assistance throughout the project.

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Enjoy!