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Paint over the parkerizing. May have star acceptance mark and/or IWI stamped on it.

You gotta remember, the Uzi was primarily designed to fire FMJ ball rounds. Like the Sig sauer p6 or p226 pistols. Later they changed the feed ramps to feed flat nose or defensive type ammunition.

Back in the 80’s, I had a friend who was an FFL in South Florida dealing in class 3 stuff, like it was a Miami Vice episode. He was looking at my FN FNC 18” para and mentioned the Howco FNC’s had a short flash hider came in for a New Jersey LE agency and the deal didn’t go through. The short...

Yes, that was the one that started all this. Only prohibited foreign made “non sporting purpose” rifles. Courtesy of Bush Senior.

Actually if the next president unsigned the 1989 AWB, we would be back in business.

JDI has been bringing in Sig 550 series that way.

I picked up a few of the SS ones from FP.com at his shop. Chris is a super nice guy, a real machinist with a real nice machine shop.

The one that goes into the rear receiver is for the South African R5/5/6 series. IMI never used one on the Galil series, you can use the SA one. IWI ACE series rifles use buffers from the factory but they are the ones that insert over the recoil spring like the blackjack or buffer technologies...

The terminal velocity and impact energy is also a function of barrel length was also a reason for the change.

That’s probably why if you look at the latest orders of the IDF x95 model put into service has a 15”-16” barrel, modified US SBR picantinny handguard, and the full length SBR picantinny top rail, and pistol grip, not the “AUG” type.

The IDF Uzi slings, I have 2 of those with the pad seem kind of short in length to me, even when fully extended.

It also has a brass deflector “upside down L”welded to the receiver just behind the ejection port.

It also had the flip up grenade launcher gas cut off removed. I also found it interesting when he said the rear sight assembly was moved slightly rearward on the upper receiver so that it would make the upper receiver more rigid when closed on the lower receiver.

It appears to be a hexhead screw that has been “staked” on 4 sides so it won’t back out/unscrew.

So it is a direct replacement? Using the same recoil rod assembly and you just remove that rectangular rear plate/spring lock piece, slip off the rear metal plate and reinstall on the plastic one through the lower hole and push up to lock and toss that rectangular rear plate/spring lock piece...

May want to try Jeremy Gresham on the Galil ACE fb page

You can replace them with meprolight’s.

It’s a mini-Uzi. Israel was exporting these all over Central and South America specifically to the police and security forces during the late 70’s-late 80’s and later. The sights are the later versions that are on the “Model B”. Adjustable for wind age and elevation.

Not very. Only seen 2 since 1989. You can get the ARMSON as they are making them now. A newer improved version. You could get a picantinny rail from StormWerkz and the pic rail version OEG