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Luty’s very conviction shows that at least one of them did constitute a firearm by the standard of English law, but reliable functioning would not be necessary to prove this legal point. The capabilities of these two examples, one of which is fitted with a simple sound suppressor, are therefore unclear. Blowback sub-machine guns may be simple and cheap to produce, but they are highly sensitive to internal geometry and details of magazine design in particular. This, together with a lack of factory-style tools and test equipment, resulting in sub-optimal quality control, is likely to seriously compromise the capability of the weapon. As a result however, no attempt has been made at barrel rifling, a shoulder stock, or the provision of even basic ‘iron’ sights. Even parts which may be considered readily-available in many states, such as the pistol grip and magazine, were scratch-built. It made extensive use of folded sheet metal, machined bar stock, and household ‘DIY’ items such as washers and ‘Allen’ (hex) screws.

Looks like mac 10 9mm series#

This was part of a series of designs that Luty called ‘Expedient Homemade Firearms’ (also the title of his series of instructional books, published by the US-based Paladin Press). Luty of West Yorkshire (UK) dubbed simply ‘The 9mm Submachine Gun’. The weapons featured in the video above are the original examples of what the designer, Philip A. Please note that this post is provided for educational purposes only. Would-be firearms designers should take note of and abide by relevant national and local laws. In addition, even possessing copies (hard or soft) of Luty’s designs and instructions could be deemed criminal under certain circumstances. Important Note: Manufacture, or even attempted manufacture, of an unlicenced firearm is a serious crime in many jurisdictions around the world. Each video will be accompanied by a blog post, here on The Hoplite, and supported by high quality reference photographs. – Ed. Using access to unique collections facilitated by ARES, this series of videos will examine a range of interesting weapons over the coming months. Let us know if you have any questions or inquiries.This post accompanies the seventeenth in a series of collaborative videos produced with ARES Researcher Ian McCollum, who also runs the Forgotten Weapons blog and YouTube channel. Tec 9 Magazine For Sale, Extended Capacity >Fits: Tec-9 / AP-9/ KG99 / AB-10 and other variants

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