Recent content by CKxx

Given the gun is from the 50s, you may be overthinking this.

Has anyone actually broken one? Mine has 15k rounds or so on it and it's going strong.

This is exactly why I run Xtreme (or other cost-effective plated).

I don't follow why you'd sell off the barrel and bolt that belonged to the gun? Did you accuracy test that original barrel? I've had better luck accuracy testing open-bolt gun while standing vs. trying to rest them and deal with the "jump."

I have had great luck with Precision Delta, Xtreme, Berrys 147 RN.

Lol. No.

The big difference comes into play with 147gr subsonic. It's often obscenely expensive off the shelf.

Something about the UZI & MK9K/Phoenix is just unusually quiet. My vote will always be for short/fat suppressors on this platform.

I'm 50/50 but my STEN asked me to get more info.

Ha. Those aren't going anywhere.

I feel most current buyers would avoid a converted example unless it was notably less expensive.

Ah, very interesting. Thank you. There are 4 attachment points instead of 3, as pictured above. If anyone is willing to remove the weight for measure, that would be great. (I don't know how well it's affixed, or if removal is possible.)

Hello, Does anyone have any photos, measurements, weights, or other details or data on how Richard used to modify the UZI 22 conversion bolts to add weight? I understand some of the aluminum bolt is milled away and steel is added, but I'm interested to know how much steel (weight) was added...

I was unable to get some video yesterday at the range. I usually shoot my own subsonic ammo, but I ran out, so I brought some flavor of off-the-shelf 124gr. The recoil felt excessive (as though the bolt was impacting the cap) so I stopped. I'll have to try again next week.

They make one for pistol mags that is an absolute necessity. https://www.maglula.com/product/uplula/