TMP German .45 Cal. Parts Kit - Pistol (“B” Grade Build)
The all new TMP pistols are based off the H&K; UMP platform, but built on our USA made receivers. The TMP receivers are injection molded using glass-filled polymer just like the original. These are semiautomatic, and will only accept converted UMP lowers and semiautomatic UMP style bolt carriers. The TMP have the correct size ejection port necessary for reliable 9mm and .40 cal. conversion parts.
This is a presale!!!
The parts kits are in-stock, and our receivers are scheduled to be molded in the next few weeks. We have a limited number of all German .45 cal. UMP police trade-in parts kits. These are well-used “B” grade kits. The kits have obvious scratches, scuffs, etc. on the lower grip housings and magazines. The “B” grade builds utilizing these parts kits will come with our all new UMP-style pistol arm brace, a top rail, one front rail, and one used H&K; German magazine. Additional used German magazines are available separately.
These trade-in parts kits are available with a few different lower marking options. If you want a specifically marked lower, please request it in the notes and we will try to accommodate on a first come, first served basis. Additional offerings will be available spring 2020. We will have a wide selection of parts made in the USA, complete TMP made as pistols or rifles, as well they will be available in all other calibers.
Features:
The Brand New Tommy Built Tactical UMP-Style Arm Brace
German Parts Kit
One 25-round German .45 cal. Magazine
German .45 cal. Cold Hammer Forged (CHF) Barrel
Ships in a Tommy Built Tactical Backpack With Patch
NOTE: The receiver pictured is for reference only. Photos will be updated with the finished TMP receiver once they are molded. The left side of the receivers are marked “TMP – Tommy Built Tactical LLC” in the same UMP style boxes. We cannot, and will not, remark TMP receivers with H&K; markings, no exceptions!
This is a presale, with purchases will be filled in the order they are received. Delivery is expected in the middle to late February.
