Meet the T1ABTG, a .45 ACP semi-auto carbine built on the classic 1927A-1 platform, now flashed out in black steel and polished titanium gold. This is the gun Capone would've wanted: menacing matte black on the body, gold glinting off every piece that matters. Front sight. Rear battle sight. Charging handle. Trigger. Safety selector. Sling swivels. Even the buttplate catches the light. It ships with two 20-round drums, one gold, one black, because even your spare mag should look like it means business. This is prohibition-era muscle, dressed for the club. The 1927A-1 platform remains with Thompson's semi-automatic civilian offering, chambered in .45 ACP with a 16.5-inch finned barrel and a Cutts compensator. American walnut furniture includes the stock, pistol grip, and vertical foregrip with finger grooves. The compensator design reflects the submachine gun lineage, though semi-automatic operation removes the practical recoil management benefit in civilian use. That titanium gold might get dirty really quickly, though.Auto-Ordnance marks this release as the final Thompson manufactured in Worcester, Massachusetts. Subsequent production will shift to Greeley, Pennsylvania, making this run historically significant for any collectors focused on manufacturing provenance. The company has produced Thompsons continuously from the Worcester facility since relocating there decades ago.Auto-Ordnance Thompson T1ABTG Specifications:Caliber: .45 ACP, semi-automaticBarrel: 16.5 inches, finned, Cutts compensatorReceiver finish: Matte black steelAccents: Polished titanium goldFurniture: Premium American walnut, horizontal rear stock, pistol grip, vertical foregrip with finger groovesMagazines: Two 20-round (one polished gold, one black)Manufacture: Worcester, MA (final production run)The MSRP comes in at $2,981.