This interesting piece conjures images of Cold War era spy thrillers, secret weapons, and suave be-suited secret agents. Designed to pair with Military Armament's M11 line of submachine guns, this case features a black leather exterior with brass fittings, green wool lined fitted interior with storage for two extra magazines, and a telescoping wire stock. The gun is cradled in the case (generally with an appropriate sized suppressor) and is fired through a hole in the left side of the case (disguised behind a standard business card) by the use of a long trigger lever that protrudes from the bottom of the case. The disguised firearm would also be fitted with a cloth shell catcher. It is designed for the weapon to be cocked and ready to fire, as there is no external safety mechanism, or way to disengage the weapon's safety without opening the case. Case contains two magazines, wire stock, and cloth case catcher. Note: With a firearm installed, this would be a disguised weapon/any other weapon and would be regulated under the National Firearms Act.

Very good with some small scuffs and scratches on the exterior, storage marks, and patina on the brass fittings. The "firing port" in the side shows no evidence of being used. A scarce example of covert firearms development!