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Very nice. Idea on price?

That is a 'first' gen Vector drum using the copper tubing. See my website: https://c3junkie.com/?page_id=498 'second' gen used the Swedish K practice rounds and the last version used shiny (maybe stainless) dummy rounds. I have owned them all but none of my Vector drums could keep up with my...

+1, if you go back in the archives, many of us did all kinds of tinkering to get the cyclic rate down on the Mini's. Nothing worked as well as the BarrelXchange heavy bolt. Really transforms the gun. I've got the full size, Mini and had the Micro. Mini was and still is my favorite...but only...

+1, read the Mini part of the conversion article: https://uzitalk.com/reference/pages/FAconversions_mini.htm I wrote the original iteration of the conversion pages in the library. I also spoke to Fleming on the phone about these after I got my Fleming Mini Sear gun. I love mine. What I think...

Mine were made by GemTech. I got their remaining inventory before Dr Dater passed away. Never had accuracy issues with these…. I think because they also use the OD of the barrel for alignment

Did you submit your email to get notified when KAK makes more? https://kakindustry.com/frame-pin-semi-uzi-phosphate/

Not necessarily. I've been communicating with him. He is interested in my MK9K / Phoenix short UZI mount that I have listed here: https://www.uzitalk.com/forums/index.php?threads/mk9k-mk9-gsl-phoenix-ct9ks-shaw-mk9-mounts-and-barrel-work.100679/ If he were to buy the short mount, I would just...

Yeah, looks like a squib occurred. I have a buddy where that happened to him and the bulge was between the chamber and the trunion. You may be able to salvage that barrel by cutting it down and going with the 'short' UZI mount like I have mentioned on my site here...

See my site:https://c3junkie.com/?page_id=2324

This was discussed almost 22 years ago but it was in regards to trying to slow down the cyclic rate of Mini UZI's before BarrelXchange released the heavy bolts: https://www.uzitalk.com/forums/index.php?threads/joeblacks-buffer-material.3855/

What is sad is I think I’m the only one that brought an Uzi

I have seen some UZI barrels like that where it was just like you describe but they seemed to shoot fine. I'm not clear on the origin either. Do you see any proof marks? PM me if you want me to cut it down and thread it.

Yeah...and those are illegal here in FL....

Here is my 11.5" mid w/ custom fat gas tube I TIG welded: 498 RPM. I like that setup better but it won't run w/o a can

Could have been... like I mentioned above, I clocked it at 561 suppressed back when I did all testing but that was with LC M855. In that video, I was using some 55G ball reloads with 25G H335.

Link to my website with the details: https://c3junkie.com/?page_id=1403 I mentioned on my site that the same configuration with a 556 Specwar mounted and my Govnah gas block set to a .052" port yielded 561RPM.

Lol...the double take is hillarious. Like wut...I should have brought my 11.5 Mid with the custom fat gas tube... In hindsight, I think I brought the 10.5 with PRI fat gas tube because I knew that I had it tuned with a 3 position regulator plate in my Govnah gas block so I could flip back and...

See if it has the proofmark like this:

+1, wanted to reiterate that rate of fire increasing devices are illegal in FL. FL defers to Federal status on MG's.

+1...either that or I just bump load. Since I reload, I'm too lazy to put loose rounds in trays so I just grab a handful of rounds. A loader like the OP mentioned isn't as fast unless the rounds are in trays. Bump loading doesn't cost any money and can be done w/ just about every double feed...