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My my experience with my full auto is just the opposite. Running it dry I had issues. I got one of them Barber brushes that you would put shaving cream on with put some oil on it and brush the inside of the receiver and the bolt I have been doing that for years and now it feeds everything flat...

Your welcome good luck

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I guess you guys answered my question I’m not buying one. Thanks for the input.

If any of you guys ever tried one of these, and had luck with it? All the YouTube videos, I watched they jam all the time? I’ve seen only one YouTube video where a guy made it through all the way with 100 rounds. I hate to spend the money on one having to play the send it back game. Thanks

Nice work!

A registered bolt that’s properly heat treated there’s a very slim chance of anything happening to a bolt. it’s certainly not as at fragile as a sear.

I had to sear break one time it wasn’t a registered sear after many thousands of rounds.

If you have a no reputable gun shop, that’s been around for years I’m sure they would store it for you if you’re away for a while, just charging you a slight fee.

John did great work on my two UZI’s just sayin.

I bought a AWC MK9 years ago that replaces the barrel nut yes it’s big long and fat but I dare you to find one that’s quieter. It looks silly on my full auto with today’s suppressors being so small, but I’m quite satisfied with it. sometimes I use my sons omega 9 since amphibian made me a three...

Call me crazy but I would think you’d want a nice smooth, slick surface for the bolt to ride on bear metal unless it’s getting wet and you’re shooting in the rain.

I use it in my full auto when I’m using my suppressor and have no issues.

In my opinion, the best thing to do is go in GunBroker, and look at completed sales for Uzi.