The Auto-Ordnance Thompson "Trump Saves America" edition is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in .45 ACP with a 16.5-inch barrel, 50+1 capacity, and 41-inch overall length. Weight is 13 lbs. The fixed engraved walnut stock is a defining feature of this limited edition model, along with blade front and fixed battle rear sights. Barrel twist is 1-in-16 inches. The manual thumb safety is standard. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 2024015994 
• UPC: 602686422635 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish: Walnut 
• Safety: Manual Thumb Safety 
• Trigger: Standard Trigger Mechanism 
• Grip: Standard Grip Design 
• Stock: Fixed Engraved Walnut Stock  
• Weight: 13 lbs. 
• Sights: Blade Front & Fixed Battle Rear Sights  
• Overall Length: 41 inches  
• Barrel Length: 16.5 inches  
• Barrel Twist Rate: 1 in 16 inches  
• Capacity: 50+1 Rounds  
• Action Type: Semi-Automatic  
• Caliber/Gauge: .45 ACP  
   

Detailed Features 

 
The engraved walnut stock is the visual centerpiece of this edition. The custom engraving distinguishes it from the standard Thompson lineup and is the main reason buyers choose this model over a plain configuration. The .45 ACP caliber delivers meaningful stopping power with manageable recoil at the 13-lb weight. The 16.5-inch barrel gives the cartridge room to develop velocity while keeping the rifle in legal configuration. 
 
At 50+1 capacity, magazine changes are infrequent during range sessions. The blade front and battle rear sights are functional iron setups suited to the Thompson's intended engagement distances. At 13 lbs this is a heavy rifle. The weight is consistent with the historical Thompson design and reduces felt recoil, but it rules out lightweight carry use. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Collector's piece for those drawn to historical Thompson designs or the limited edition engraving 
• Range shooting with .45 ACP, where the 50+1 capacity keeps sessions moving 
• Display at gun shows or events where the engraved walnut stock draws attention

The Thompson Heritage Walnut Edition, or the "Trump Saves America" edition as it's formally listed, draws two distinct groups of buyers, and their feedback reflects that split.

Aesthetics lead the conversation. The walnut finish and custom engraving are consistently praised as well-executed, and buyers who appreciate traditional firearm aesthetics find the visual design genuinely compelling. The historical connection to the Thompson brand carries weight for collectors and adds a dimension to ownership that a plain tactical rifle doesn't offer.

Performance discussions are mostly positive. The .45 ACP cycles reliably, recoil is described as manageable given the 13-lb weight, and accuracy is rated well at practical Thompson distances. The semi-auto action is smooth and the platform is reported as dependable.

Weight is the most common practical criticism at 13 lbs. Owners who want to shoot it extended are reaching for shooting benches or rests rather than offhand positions for long sessions. The price is also a discussion point, with debate splitting between those who see the engraving and limited-edition nature as justifying a premium and those who compare it to standard Thompson models.

Whether this is better suited as a display piece or a shooter varies by owner. Many who buy it use it at the range; others keep it primarily for display. Both camps tend to be satisfied with the purchase on their own terms.

The walnut furniture is beautiful, with excellent scrollwork and equally impressive detail in the metal. It is a heavy rifle, yet recoil feels mild, so the substantial weight does not take away from shooting it.