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Dremel yes, cratex no. I polished mine with Flitz. Much safer

https://www.apexgunparts.com/uzi-full-auto-control-housing-stripped-gd.html

Yes, it was a standard Uzi grip. He cut off everything except the rectangular tube that holds the mag and it slipped into the Reising magwell. He added a hole for the Reising mag release to catch. AFAIK It can be removed and H&R or Christie mags inserted without any additional changes

A guy in my club just cut down an Uzi grip frame and fitted it inside the Reising magwell. Uses stock Uzi .45 mags

Indianapolis Ordnance makes repro Reising bolts.

Whatcha planning on for a spring?

Very strange. Looks like it's actually just a bolt head, there's no cocking handle so there's likely a matching bolt body/bolt carrier that goes with. Does the bolt face fit 9 Para or something larger like 8x57? The separate FP makes me think it may not be from an SMG but something bigger

Sino-American Reproduction COmpany Their Broomhandle firing pins are trash too

He's off by almost exactly one decimal place

1) Suppressed Kel-Tec Sub2000 with 33 round Glock mag, Bushnell TX-25 and Inforce light. Loaded with Hornady 147 FTXs 2) Remington 11-87P with Trijicon night sights, Mesa Tactical stock, side saddle shell carrier and Inforce light. Loaded with PMC low recoil #4 buck

There are a couple currently available here https://otbfirearms.com/nfa/transferable-machine-guns/ But IMNSHO the prices are stupid high

When all else fails, find a machine shop with wire EDM capability

And here I thought Ian Fleming was having a joke on his readers with The Man with the Golden Gun.

Then there's this: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/943108264

it gets worse https://www.gunbroker.com/item/943108264

That's not an Ingram M6. It's a Spitfire; not a highly regarded piece

A Princess who isn't a "princess"

It goes well with his similarly trimmed Cadillac Escalade

FWIW as a Lanchester owner I must point out that Sten mags are no longer as cheap or plentiful as they once were and many of those available are cast-offs that didn't work very reliably for the previous owner(s). They are also a PITA to load. Buying an upper conversion that uses them seems a...

You have to cycle a Browning twice by hand to charge the gun. Foe any failure to fire or failure to feed the SOP is to assume that you are starting from zero and to cycle the gun twice manually