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Hi guys, Has anyone found folding stocks available for the Uzi Pro (in SBR), longer barrel and the front grip parts as pictured here? Just trying to assess this as a possible project gun. This is from Netflix's "Fauda" and is an excellent show if anyone is interested.

I will check that out. Looking at it, the thinnest part is going to be the relief cut between the threads and shoulder.

Thanks guys. I appreciate the sounding board here. /Fargo007

I had my smith thread my UZI pistol barrel for a suppressor, 1/2x28. He is slightly concerned that there isn't a lot of supporting material left around the thread area. Just wanted to bounce this off the experts here and see what you think. It looks fine to me. He has never done one of...

This is exactly how an open bolt subgun should be carried in a vehicle (bolt closed on empty chamber). I own a sterling. There is no safety notch. Besides if there's energy stored on the bolt it's much easier to cause it to release and discharge a round than to create AND release such energy...

^^ This right here. This is how a submachinegun should be carried in a vehicle. Bolt closed on empty chamber, selector on semi. All you have to do to ready it is run the action and it's already on semi so it takes an affirmative decision to select automatic fire. /Fargo007

I have both a full auto and a semi auto sterling. One of the mags I wound up with is actually a patchett SMG mag. How common or rare are these? Thanks, /Fargo007

My progression goes something like your own Sam H. Start with good, safe handling skills and build confidence with single shots. When it's time to try full auto there are only two in the magazine until good control is demonstrated.

Experts: How about the wear on the bottom of the striker at the surface where it would engage the sear? It looks like it could be worn out to me. That angle on the engagement surface might explain the issue. http://jamesjines.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Model-A-Uzi-Build-21.jpg --Fargo007

Thanks, I got a PM too. Is the mini bolt the same as the micro or are they completely different? Meaning that if I have a spare micro bolt assembly & striker, does that work in a mini?

Looking at putting a deal together and I would need these parts to make it work. Any board vendors have? Thanks, /Fargo007

This is the one up by Hazleton I think. I'll be up there shooting those matches too. If you are in good control of yourself, your muzzle, and where the shots are going you will have zero problems and loads of fun. My advice is to remind them you are new to it all and are just there...

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Yup, no-go on an uzi pistol/micro PG assembly.

I voted for the full size UZI based on the available choices. Having some professional time on an Mp5SD however, I might have voted differently had that been in the list. I don't like the regular folding stock mp5. The SD one is like shooting a stick of butter.

Hi, I'm looking for a lower (preferably complete) for an IMI semi auto micro. Anybody have any hints as to where to look? Thanks, --Fargo007 PS: Puh-leeeze don't say "on the shelf right next to adolf hitler's two front teeth"

I've shot all three in full auto: UMP MP5SD MP5A3 UZI (fullsize) The UMP is hard hitting, but extremely hard to control past three rounds at a time. It's light weight, heavy recoil, and shitty trigger put it farther down on my list. I will say unequivocally, that the Mp5SD is so totally...

I'd go UZI if there's an assumption here that people will shoot back. Fullsize. Why? 1. Faster reloads (try it yourself) 2. larger mag cap. 32/30 3. Easier to clear a jam 4. The UZI is more durable. If you dent an MP5 receiver, it is a club. 5. The UZI can sustain fire longer...