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Thanks for the reference, bagel. On the iwi page https://iwi.net/uzi-submachine-gun/uzi-pro/ the grayish part that looks like a giant Tyler t-grip in front of the Tavor-like trigger guard apparently pivots down from its forward attachment point to make the vertical foregrip I saw. I doubt...

Any fans of the Netflix series Fauda here? In season three the team seems to be armed with full auto Uzi Pros with vertical foregrips and shoulder stocks. I assume IWI really does make these and that they are used by real-life Israeli covert ops.

The Full Auto Conversions page in the Library describes the bolts made by Group which work in conversions where the barrel ring is not removed. I remember reading somewhere (evidently not there) that these bolts are marked with a "P"

Richard, I hope you recover quickly and are able to work as much or as little as you want. My favorite (semi) Uzi is a on a receiver done by BWE. My only regret is that at the time I didn't think to ask you to sign it or something so that future generations will know it's a genuine Richard...

Excellent article. Even though I've read the book, and been a member here since 2004, I learned some things. Also according to the small print on page 82, "photos courtesy of author". Nice job with those, too RD.

Interfor USA Group Inc had a table at the Tulsa Gun Show last month. Among other things, they make SA Uzis. They seem to be high quality. Anybody ever shot one? https://interfor.jimdo.com/store/#!/Uzi-SMG-semiauto-clone-9mm/p/116074682/category=0

It may matter whether it is a GI or AA receiver. Vector sold wood stocks like that as an accessory, so he probably got that from them, too. People are asking $850-900 for packages like yours at gun shows around here. They want much more for Action Arms Uzis, of course.

Ditto on the Multmount.

As everybody says, this is a wonderful book. I read it cover to cover. Question for RD: on page 38, the Uzi version order is given as A,B,D,G,H, "According to the order of the Hebrew characters" The usual Hebrew alphabetical order is aleph, bet, gimmel, dalet, hey (A,B,G,D,H). Typo? Question...

I was feeling the same about an order placed August 26 (for a thread adaptor to use Uzi barrel nut accessories on an Uzi Pro), then I got a shipping notice e-mail on Tuesday (this is basically the 5 business days time frame the website promises) and the item arrived today. It does just what I...

I just read the section on the Uzi Pro in Dave's book and I've been trying to catch up with the UziProSB posts on the forum and found this thread. Shockwave, which doesn't make an Uzi brace, has this to say about holding their product against the cheek (not shoulder)...

I bought one from Vector right after the end of the AWB. They gave you a choice of "Heat treated GI receiver" or "IMI receiver with bayonet lug". I went for the latter because I wanted IMI, but then at some point I got an attachment that used the bayonet lug to mount a very short rail that I had...

I've learned a lot reading this thread and look forward to learning how it comes out. My own experience is limited to buying an Uzi from Ruben Mendiola with the help of a local dealer who called around for me. Mendiola told me he was throwing in an Uzi case when I called in my credit card...

That's what I have. With other adapters you can use it on anything 9mm/380 you have with a threaded barrel: Glock 26, S$W M&P, Makarov, ... which is fun if not especially practical.

Thanks for the WSJ link, wanneroo. $650K sales for 2014 is probably only about 100 units per month, hard to imagine how they could run even a 4500 sq ft factory for that. I suspect also that a lot of people here agree with you in wishing Vector well. I bought a FS SA from them in 2004 with an...

As internet gossip will (correctly) report, Tavor's with a Timney sear strike primers too lightly to function with milsurp-type ammo (e.g. 5.56 IMI). Does anybody have any experience with any 223 ammo that does function in a Tavor/Timney 50% of the time? Or 75%? Or more? P.S. Nobody in the...

This picture of IDF troops armed with Uzis in the 6 day war was in the Saturday WSJ with the review of the book "The Lion's Gate"

If you do sell it for $11K, please post. It'll make us owners of no-blocking-bar IMI RR's feel like we made a great investment back when they were $7K.

Worth collecting anyway. PM if you want to sell it.

It means "cracked lip" שׂפה =lip סדוקה =cracked