Volunteer Arms Commando Mark III Thompson Clone – .45 ACP – Includes 3 Magazines

Offered here is a Volunteer Arms Commando Mark III chambered in .45 ACP, a semi-automatic civilian Thompson-style carbine manufactured in Knoxville, Tennessee. Designed to capture the iconic appearance and handling characteristics of the legendary Thompson submachine gun while remaining a Title I semi-automatic firearm, these rifles have become increasingly collectible among military firearm enthusiasts and Thompson collectors.

This example features attractive walnut furniture including a vertical foregrip and pistol grip, giving it the unmistakable profile of the classic Thompson. The rifle utilizes readily available M3 “Grease Gun” magazines and is accompanied by three magazines, adding significant value and practicality for the next owner.

The Commando series was produced in relatively limited numbers and occupies an interesting place in American firearms history as one of the early commercial Thompson-style firearms produced before the modern reproductions commonly seen today.

Features include:

• Volunteer Arms Commando Mark III
• Chambered in .45 ACP
• Semi-automatic operation
• Thompson-inspired design
• Walnut buttstock, pistol grip, and vertical foregrip
• Utilizes M3 Grease Gun magazines
• Includes three magazines
• Adjustable rear sight
• Manufactured in Knoxville, Tennessee
• Classic military-style appearance

Condition is good overall with honest handling wear consistent with use. The finish shows scattered edge wear and light marks, while the wood furniture remains attractive with normal handling impressions. The rifle presents well and retains the rugged appearance these firearms are known for.

An increasingly hard-to-find piece that appeals to Thompson collectors, military firearms enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a unique .45 ACP carbine with classic styling.

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