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"Mint in box!" Don't be the guy that fully restores his dream muscle-car and then keeps it under glass in a climate controlled garage. SHOOT IT! Remember, an UZI is only happy when it is sending lead downrange. Yours has suffered long enough!

Drive on, Soldier! There is no such thing as "too clean". If you've ever stood at attention while a CSM finger-fucked your weopon, you'd understand!

I thought the only UZI pistol was the Micro. The other "pistols" being stockless full-size or minis. I have a full-size "pistol" that I would love to SBR someday. If that is a possibility in the future.

http://www.kellyenterprises.net/vector-arms-custom-uzis.html

http://www.wasserstrom.com/restaurant-supplies-equipment/Product_702103 THIS! Perfect. 2 feet long with square bristles. Only $80.00.

http://files.uzitalk.com/reference/pages/stocks.htm Welcome to the forum! Check out the library.... lots o' good info. ZMan941 beat me to it!

Is that a magazine or a shooting rest/"unipod"?

what's something worth? whatever someone is willing to pay for it.

Brings back memories of our futile attempts to keep our M2 and M240's clean and dry when it either rained or snowed endlessly!

The advantage to a derringer is size/concealability. Is it my primary or preferred ccw? No. But I do have two rounds of .45 Long Colt in a pistol smaller than my hand that fits easily and comfortably in a pocket. Yes.

:thinking Let me get this straight... you bought a mixed bag of random mags that you don't have pistols for? Try taking them to a gun show. Some vendors sell mags only. Short of that try your local gun shops/ pawn shops.

Military-based designs, such as the Uzi, are designed to chamber and fire FMJ. Basically two reasons for this.... cost and that damned Geneva Convention. Some firearms will chamber and fire HP, some won't without modification.

Check out Bond Arms. VERY well made and you can buy and switch out different barrel lengths and calibers.http://bondarms.com/

If you are going to own only one 1911 go with the "origional"... Colt.

;)Don't drop your uzi. Problem solved.

Pros- You will get an affordable, accurate, reliable, fun to shoot firearm. Cons- You will need to get a second one because your wife may be reluctant to share.

If I had a Glock machine pistol, I would get the first one. Cool factor reduction in exchange for more accurate fire when converted. To convert a semi auto pistol to a carbine? Nah.

Yeah! Can't blame the guy for not wanting some cheaply made Isreali import. Shame on ya for trying to unload it on him. LOL!

I'm no gunsmith, but it sounds like a recoil spring problem. Not seating the bolt forward. Also responsible for your increased recoil on the first round. Good luck!