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Dave, I got my copy today and I have to tell you, it was worth the cost if only to now know the proper way to use the UZI sling! Extremely well done book!

Yes, he is.

Well, I've decided to keep the UZI for a couple more years or so. I've decided to have Dan Block make a walnut buttstock to replace the one he made for me back in 2007, which got stolen a few years ago along with some guns (thankfully, not the UZI, which was in a safe deposit box.) It's not...

TBH, if I sell the UZI, putting the money into another UZI is not what I'd do. I've been there and had my fun with the UZI, but having owned a S&W M76 and then the UZI, I feel like I've had all the fun I care to have with open-bolt SMGs. If I put the money into another NFA gun, it would be a...

Yeah, fair point, holding onto it for a few more years is totally fine by me too. I actually thought of selling it back in 2010 when I was headed to grad school and wound up keeping it. No rush to get rid of it by any means.

So, for academic purposes, I reached out to Cash for Arms, an online gun seller who buys Class III items directly for resale. I sent pics of my gun and they made an offer of $13,710, with them covering all fees, shipping, etc. How does this sound? Still on the fence as to whether I should...

I have read in a few places online that Fleming's H&K sears were made from hardened steel, so one might surmise his UZI sears are made of same. I suppose I could have mine hardness tested if I really wanted to know, but I'm not sure it would change anything. Realistically, this gun just won't...

I talked to Gun & Trophy Insurance today, which deals Hanover insurance, and explained the situation. The guy was familiar and understood the problem but said they don't insure guns for damage incurred in firing, and doesn't know anyone who does. In other words, there's no way they would insure...

I'm sure it would, but the price of being able to sleep through the night without nightmares of federal prison is money well spent in my opinion. :LOL:

I wonder if a firearm insurance policy could be structured so as to have a provision that insures against breakage of the sear? Because, legally, it sounds like sear destruction is tantamount to destroying the gun for all intents and purposes.

Yes, as I recall, the inscription on my sear looks like Fleming used a cheap hobby store electro-pencil.

Yeah, I realize it might make too much common sense, but it would seem that if you took the broken sear to the ATF and turned it over (to be further destroyed) they could grant permission to have a replacement part so inscribed. There would still be only one part so numbered in the known...

As the owner of a Fleming Model B Registered Sear conversion, I am given to wonder, have any of you actually known (first-hand) of a registered sear to break? The theoretical proposition of a sear breaking and being unrepairable without defacing the inscribed serial number marking is worrisome...

Holy moly, that incapacitated van scheme is creative, I'll give you that, but about 2000% more difficult than driving the two miles to my bank and turning a key on a lock box. Serious points for creativity though! I had an entire gun collection stolen out of a supposedly secure climate...

Just wondering if anyone else stores their NFA weapon in a bank safe deposit box? I don't have a gun safe (I'm currently in an apartment), but have kept my Uzi and its suppressor in bank storage for years. Been years since I actually shot the thing - I view it purely as an asset/investment at...

I share this here, only because this is the only place in the world where anyone would care. In 2018, I had a bunch of firearms stolen from a climate controlled storage unit (it's a long story), but thankfully, my FA UZI was in a safe deposit box at the bank. However, one thing the thieves stole...

Thanks, man. Wish I could, but I'm living/working overseas, and traveling with that rig is not an option!

Sounds good, thanks guys.

Hi guys, I'm a newbie (or haven't been around for a few years anyway). I have a Fleming sear gun I bought in 2008, for which I had made a nice walnut stock, bought a AWC suppressor and have basically had in a safe for the last 13 years. I had the gun appraised years ago for insurance...