Recent content by wtrski76

I am the designer and original producer of these. Tom (VegasSMG) was the only distribtor/seller. As far as I know, the last batch was sold to Practical Solutions. I don't know if they currently have stock.

Received S/N 00002 yesterday. It is perfection in every way.

The 22rd promags for .45 Uzi actually work really well, and they're relatively cheap.

all of the 22rd promags I bought new for the Uzi 45 kit work perfectly.

These are excellent barrels, I have 3. Excellent service as well from ILWT.

It will run faster in .45 than 9mm. I really like shooting the uzi in .45.

The A bolt is shorter so it can run in the M11A1, converting it from .380 to 9mm, whereas the standard bolt is for the M11/9 only. It is, however, possible to run the A bolt in the M11/9 using the correct guide rod, ejector rod and spring. One caveat is that there will be a gap behind the bolt...

Looks like a standard 10.25" SMG barrel to me

Do yourself a favor and buy a fixed 1/2-28 or whatever your thread pitch is end cap. You remove the piston and associated end cap, and replace it with the fixed barrel mount end-cap. This way, it's easy to tell in a second what your can is set up for.

Don't know if it is the same issue, but I was having a similar problem with a max-31k. Brass was ending up behind the bolt somehow. Sent it to Lage and he installed a different type extractor and ejector and it has worked 100% since then.

Is that a Stephenville, TX MAC? Could it be that since those were spot welded, they have those tabs in the back? Even if they were completed or re-welded by SWD or someone else, I would think that they might still have the tabs. I have never studied or handled a TX MAC, but that's my best guess.

Can someone provide a link to the online version?

Excellent barrels - I own 3 of them.

Lasers have a specific focal length and before and beyond that point, the laser has dramatically less effect on whatever you are trying to burn. Set the focal point to no deeper than the desired etch depth. The capability to set the burn depth probably depends on the quality of the machinery and...

Has anyone jeweled theirs yet? Now THAT would really be something!