submachine gun

As the five officers told it, Franklin overpowered three of them and gained control of a police submachine gun, wounding the two cops.

Peterson said Franklin now “had control of” both Durand and the submachine gun.

By the time Ronald Reagan officially launched the War on Drugs in 1984, gang members carried Uzis, MAC-10 submachine guns, and semiautomatic rifles to enforce contracts in the underground economy.

The cache included a submachine gun, pistols, revolvers, and enough Semtex to make 180 bombs.

All you had to do was board with your submachine gun in a trombone case, as Martin McNally did at St. Louis airport in 1972.

From out of nowhere appeared one Secret Service man with a submachine gun.

Bullets from a submachine gun clipped out, peppering the entrance and the door, and ricocheting down the hall.

Gordon spun, and the gun leaped in his hands, while the submachine gun jerked forward and clicked on an empty chamber.

He leaped aside and turned his submachine gun on the Germans.

"I'm going down after some grenades and a submachine gun," he hissed.