Mini and or Micro Uzi Bolts

[TACaristia]

I have acquired some Uzi bolts from my former employer, who passed away recently. He was a manufacturer of Uzi parts, exclusively.

I have 9mm Carbine Semi-Auto bolts, plus some Mini or Micro bolts that I need help to identify and determine exactly what I have before I can post them for sale.

Based on what I know, I believe they are Semi-Auto bolts, most likely 9mm or 45acp and they have extractors in place.

I believe the bolts with a relief cutout in the top of the bolt are for a Micro or Pistol.

Can anybody help me determine what I have so I can advertise them properly?

Tammy

 

[amphibian]

Micro / UZI Pistol bolts have the relief cut on the top and the Mini's do not have that.
Here are some links: https://uzitalk.com/reference/pages/bolts.htm
https://uzitalk.com/reference/pages/closedbolts.htm

 

[NewHobby]

You can post photos here too, but amphibian said it all.
Will you sell them here? or ?? How many do you have to offer?

 

[TACaristia]

You can post photos here too, but amphibian said it all.
Will you sell them here? or ?? How many do you have to offer?

I attempted to post some pictures with my question, but was unable to upload pictures because the files were "too large" to attach.
I have posted the Carbine 9mm Semi-Auto bolts on GunBroker.
I have 2 styles of Mini/Micro bolts, and have 22 of one style and 15 of what apper to be the Micro bolts.
All appear to have extractors and pins.
Based on my knowledge I believe they are Semi-Auto bolts but I need to confirm the calibers for these bolts and be certain of what I have to offer
I tried to attach photos but they are too large

 

[TACaristia]

Some pictures

 

[Jones]

Welcome to the forum. Lots of good information here.
From your pictures; they all appear to be SA closed bolt bolts. No "feet" on the front usually is indicative of SA.
Also, the unequal height difference on the sides is to make room for the leg on a striker assy. With striker installed, the heights would be the same.

If you have a way to get in there and measure the pocket where the base of the cartridge seats; a 9mm ctg is .384", slightly over 3/8".
A 45ACP ctg is .477", a little better than halfway between 7/16" and 1/2".

Hope this helps.

 

[nklf]

in the first picture it looks almost like it might be a FA closed bolt, but I can't be sure.