Full Size Uzi's, Mini Uzi's and Micro Uzi's all use the same size extractors.
We have the IMI Specs for machining extractors and when we run out of our supply of 45 ACP extractors, we will do a run of them.
Without boring you with the finer details, to machine an extractor you first need the correct bar stock and special tooling. Once the extractor is machined, it has to bent to the exact specs so the final bend in the extractor, when the heat treating is completed (another precise process), the extractor has the correct bend and tension to correctly grip the case lip.
The 45 extractor functions in both 45 & 9mm Full Auto and are easily modified to function in a Simi Auto 45 or 9mm bolt.
IMI quit making Uzi's years ago and no longer supports them.
After Ralph Merril purchased the Group Industries Receivers, he flew to Israel trying to source the parts necessary to complete his receivers. IMI told him that they would be glad to re-tool up to make the parts for $25 million. That is why he found the South African Defense Force Uzi's that he sent to Switzerland and had them de-milled. The first 90 Uzi parts were flown from Zurick to Atlanta to Salt Lake City on Delta Airlines in November 1998. We still have some of those de-milled parts, if anyone is interested.
We have been contacted about doing the rework of a European Country's Uzi's who still use the Uzi as a primary arm. The last time they had their Uzi's reworked, IMI was out of the Uzi business and Ruger did the work. That will give you an idea of how long IMI has not been supporting Uzi's.
If we can help you with any parts, spring, magazines, furniture or accessories, please contact us via our business email:
directblowback@gmail.com and we will be able to assist you.
Please don't ask for a list of the parts that we have in stock. We haven't had the time to inventory or list them. Our web site is under construction because the fabrication of "Out-of-Stock' parts is our priority.
Thomas J Carpenter, Owner
Vector Arms
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