Complete construction plans for a submachine gun that can be built at home for less than $30.00! Numerous illustrations, parts list and scale drawings are included.

By following the step-by-step instructions, all-new photographs and machinist’s drawings, anyone can convert the AR-7 carbine or Explorer II pistol into an advanced selective fire weapon. The conversion uses a unique design, has only three moving parts, requires no machining and can be completed for less that $20.00. This newly revised manual also shows owners how to make simple improvements that makes the AR-7 a true assault weapon. 9"x12", 66 pp., soft cover.

You don’t need a fancy machine shop or knowledge of chemistry to make the guns, gunpowder and primers covered in Homemade Guns and Homemade Ammo. All you need are ordinary hand tools. Now you can make a 12-gauge shotgun from 3/4 inch pipe following the detailed instructions and close-up photos herein. What size of pipe you need for various other gauges and calibers is also explored. Ballistic concepts, simple gunpowder recipes, primer material, kitchen sink reloading, designs for a homemade double barrel are also covered in this practical guide. 51/2x81/2, softcover, photos, illus., exploded diagrams, 190pp.

With antigun activists continuing to chip away at the Second Amendment, the need to revive this long out of print classic could no longer be ignored. The vivid descriptions and extraordinary, rare photos, document the extremes to which people will go when normal supplies of firearms are denied. You’ll get the low down on improvised firearms straight from the pros: the Vietcong, the Mafia, the CIA, street gangs, Special Forces, and prisoners. 51/2"x81/2", softcover, photos, illus., 296 pages.

With this book you could turn the popular, affordable and easily available Marlin .22 into an equally deadly and sophisticated powerhouse that is about half the size and weight of the German import. Included are various plans and illustrations that make the job easy. 8.5" x 5", illustrations, 111 pages, soft cover.

This DVD is a unique study of what modern firearms will and will not do. Machineguns, silencers, shotguns and handguns are all tested. See for yourself why the FBI, CIA and hundreds of police agencies have purchased this tape. See what happens when they are shot into glass, car doors, body armor and even automoblile gas tanks. Approximate running time is 106 minutes.

The conversion design detailed in this book allows properly licensed individuals to transform a regular semiautomatic pistol into one that delivers selective-fire operation without altering the major components of the gun. Step by step instructions and professionally prepared technical illustrations of weapon functions in semi and full auto, combined with high-quality photos showing the modified factory components and their proper relationships with the full-auto conversion parts, allow the reader to clearly see and understand how the whole system works.

Until recently, owning a scout/utility rifle was basically a high-cost proposition. Even when commercial versions surfaced, they carried a hefty price tag. Now, hobbyist and scout enthusiast Bob Cashner offers viable options for the do-it-yourselfer. Using common tools and easy-to-come-by parts, Cashner has fashioned his own home-built scouts from a variety of tried-and-true, battle-tested military actions, from the 98 Mauser and Mosin-Nagant to the venerable Springfield. A nonpurist at heart, he has also built semiauto versions based on the M1 Garand, M1 carbine, Ruger Mini-14 and SKS. Each of his creations cost him less than a quarter of what the commercial models would have. Here he provides step-by-step directions for building his favorite scouts, including guidelines for key modifications such as a forward-mounted intermediate-eye-relief scope, backup iron sights, a synthetic stock (if the budget allows) and more, followed by instructions for disassembly and a breakdown of costs. He also includes instructions for building a .22 LR practice scout, discussions about the various loads suited to the scout rifle and an overview of that all-important accessory, the shooting sling. 8 1/2 x 11, softcover, photos, illus., 128 pp.

An actual reprint of the manual used by U. S. Special Forces in Vietnam. Learn how U. S. Forces, with readily available materials, made Napalm. Thermite (used for melting, cutting or welding metal) , Fire Bottles and many other incendiary devices in the field. Included are igniters, delay mechanisms and spontaneous combustion devices built for sabotage and unconventional warfare. 5.5 x 8.5 , softcover, indexed, illus., 145 pages.
--Warning-- The contents of this book are for reading purposes only. Construction of the devices described are extremely dangerous and may result in serious injury. The publisher assumes no responsibility for the use or misuse of any information contained with in this training manual.