Converted guns

cast-iron guns lined with wrought-iron or steel tubes.

See also: Convert

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Glenn Brigham, 35, of Ewen House, Caledonian Road inIslington, was sentenced following the discovery of an improvised drug lab and converted guns at his home.
The gang's activities came to light in August 2016 when two of the converted guns were recovered during a covert operation by the West Midlands Police Regional Organised Crime Unit.
It is understood Grant passed the two converted guns to the men in a meeting arranged by Dornan before the rest of the consignment was intercepted by police.
In Las Vegas, a single gunman was able to shoot hundreds of people because he had converted guns to bump-stock firing.
Usually such illegally converted guns are thrown away after firing several shots because they become dangerous--they can explode in the hands of the owner, according to journalist Ruta Janutiene.
Kasha, 17, had discovered one of Sammon's converted guns - which had been hidden by their mother for a boyfriend - and was "messing about" with it.
A MAN whose converted guns were used in dozens of gangland shootings - including the Bradford robbery at which Pc Sharon Beshenivsky was killed - faces jail today.
Det Supt Hesketh said there had been an upsurge in the number of shootings involving converted guns around the time Shabir and Hussain's factory was operating, including the murder of Birmingham man Levi Genesis, though the weapon involved could not be linked with the ones the defendants were supplying.
Consequently, it was once common to do what is known as a reconversion of such converted guns back to flintlock.
Hundreds of lethally converted guns were then sold by miltaria expert Guner Salih under the cover of his Moderne Buckles shop in Bethnal Green Road, east London, for about pounds 600 each.
They also found a cache of converted guns ready to be sold for use on the streets.