Originally manufactured in 1986 in Germany and imported by HK of Chantilly, VA as a HK94 carbine, then converted to a MP5 style submachine gun by Fleming Firearms, which involved shortening the overall length and installing a shelf-compatible three-position trigger pack. In terms of the timing, this item would fall among the last fully transferable machine guns manufactured in the United States prior to the Hughes Amendment going into effect. Hooded post front and four-position drum rear sights, with the top of the receiver marked "HK MP5", "9031" and "IG(antler)" and the right side under the trigger housing bearing the Fleming markings. The shortened muzzle has been fitted with a three lug accessory mounting arrangement, in emulation of the factory original MP5. A functioning paddle lever is fitted on the mag catch, with a horizontal forearm, textured pistol grip with "S/E/F" selector markings, and a two-position telescoping buttstock. A green canvas sling is included.