Building an improvised machine gun isn't too hard,
if you know how to go about it. The following selection of pictures
illustrate some of the construction process of the improvised
.32/.380 Machine Pistol.
The receiver is made using a length of 30 x 30mm tube.
The grip attached to receiver.
The form block for forming the magazine lips.
The trigger and guard fitted to receiver.
The barrel is assembled from steel collars and hydraulic tubing.
The breech block is assembled from collars and tube.
Mainspring and recoil shield.
The assembled upper receiver.
The upper and lower receivers ready for assembly.
The finished firearm.
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