THOMPSON LOW POLY WEAPON Low-poly 3D model

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Game ready low poly Thompson unleashed. It bursts forth, bearing roughness, metallic, and ambient Occlusion maps. Resolution set at 1024x1024. Boasts an impressive 8k faces and 12k vertices. Unbridled tales emerge: 1921 saw the Colt factory craft a submachine gun that defined its decade - roaring twenties. Thompson submachine guns were fired at rates of up to 800-900 per minute, with concentric ribs strategically placed on barrels to speed cooling processes. In 1923, the Military model M1921-M1923 was unveiled, featuring a flat forearm in lieu of an extra handle, which shaved production costs. Blanks could be fired through modified devices; bayonets installed for close combat. Silencers and compensators further silenced shots, while flash-shelters defied prying eyes. Barrels varied between 100-267 mm in length, and magazines - both standard and custom disc types - could carry anywhere from 20 to a formidable 100 rounds of ammo. Tommy-guns spread through Europe as part of Colt's strategic distribution campaign.