Hand built submachine guns seized in Israel / Palestinian territories
by
ImproGuns
Published: October 20th, 2013
An improvised submachine gun – formally bearing a plastic handle from an electric drill.
Pictured are various simple hand built submachine guns primarily recovered by police in and around Haifa District. Yet more examples of how an infinite supply of cheap and effective firearms will always be available to criminals and the wrongfully disarmed.
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These look similar to a kit gun I saw online the other day. Can't believe some people actually build and shoot these. http://www.buildyourownfire...
I found a booklet a number of years ago that the local library was removing from their collection titled "Improvised Weapons of the American Underground." I have since loaned it out, but I remember it containing two variations of submachine guns. One was called a simple "Grease Gun" while the other was the "Zip Gun." One of the photos looks like the Grease Gun. Apparently, they are super easy to build, however, these aren't a replacement for your range gun. These will probably only fire once, but under any circumstances you would need these are surely to do seriously localized damage to escape such a situation that would warrant their use in the first place.