Search results

You are very welcome Dave. Oh I finally got around to it and also added a review on the Amazon site of your outstanding book! It was easy to do, sorry I hadn't gotten around to that sooner. Hope it helps!

Just got my copy last night, this is the definitive must-have book for any/all UZI fans (SMG, SBR, carbine, original, clones, etc.)! Wow what an outstanding reference! Professionally published, incredible detailed photos (many never published before), behind-the-scenes stories (many I had...

See the below linked original Action Arms instructions from the library... http://www.uzitalk.com/reference/mags/mag_clip_instructions.jpg

9mmsubgun-m11 is correct. See this article from the library, scroll down to the section titled "Failure to Eject", it even includes photos, good luck! http://www.uzitalk.com/reference/pages/article_uzimaintenance.htm

Glad to help out and hear the technique worked for you too. I really enjoy mine and hope you like yours' too. Have a good Holiday weekend!

DevilDoc, since we have the same model, see if this helps... Though there are several "teeth", mine at least will only lock back if I stop at the first one or two - but it holds great there. So... as I pull back tension to the rear, once I hear/feel the first one or two "teeth" catch I let go...

Robert at RTG parts stocks some already modified units made by J.J. Custom that allow use with semi-autos. I picked up one of these and LOVE it! RTG advised they are black painted, but the J.J. Custom instructional sheet noted they were Parkerized. Regardless, it matched the finish of my...

Roger that, figured it had to be a simple answer. Thanks to both for the info.

Both the Action Arms and Vector semi-auto UZI Carbine manuals indicate to position the semi-auto selector into the "F" (fire) position when loading/charging the firearm... and then move the selector to "S" (safe). I'm sure there is a simple answer, but why on "F"? Most any other firearm...

As to the circle P, etc.. it is the proof mark and indicates it was made in Pretoria, South Africa by Lyttleton Engineering. Check out this magazine article on the Vectors linked in the UziTalk Libarary for more on the Vectors... (scroll down, about 1/2 way on Page 1)...

Getting back to your two choices... I've had a Vector full-size, semi, SBR for two years now and have zero issues. I have seen the occasional thread where someone has had a problem, however with their NIB 5-year warranty, I feel "covered" if I do have an issue. The Century ones, really seem to...

A co-worker lives on about 20 acres well North of Houston. Her and her husband invite a bunch of us from both their jobs for an annual 4th of July shoot and cook-out. We have several NFA items amongst us. Two years in a row, neighbors called the Sheriff. First time they arrived and saw...

Thanks for this additional information! I love the concept of having a ratcheting top cover that can be used to lock back the semi-bolt on the range, etc. Not being able to lock it back was the only major issue I had with my Vector/Group Industries UZI SBR. Only downside for me was I'm no...

I also have a SWR (now Silencerco) Trident 9 that I got originally with both the LCD and HK 3-Lug mounts. About 15 months ago I was still able to order my UZI mount via Silencerco. However, I've heard the folks at SRI/Stalking Rhino are now providing the various mounts for the Trident 9s, in...

FYI, back in the 80's the U.S. Secret Service used them too...

1) Remove the bolt, striker, springs, buffer and metal stock nut. 2) Install QD Stock, metal protrusion in QD stock mounting plate should mate-up/fill stock nut hole. 3) Reinstall buffer, striker, springs and bolt!

They might also test-fit the bayonet on the Vector without the barrel nut in place. Mine was initially "catching" somewhere too. I tried that and found it mounted up to the Vector/GI lug, just fine. However, it was making contact directly under the barrel nut. I used a Dremel to relieve some...

Flash Back to 1985! Thanks! Shadeone, thanks for posting the new "toys" link. In addition to my real Vector/Group Industries full size, I've got one the Cybergun/KWCs bb versions for cheap back-yard fun with my Daughters. However, I really enjoyed the link/photos to the old 1985 Larami...

Roger that, I wouldn't use a Dremel on the actual firearm per sea either. However it worked just fine with the $30.00 surplus, German QD stock bracket in this case. Fit on the Vector/GI UZI is now perfect. See below: BEFORE AFTER

UZI Dual Magazine L-Clip Here's at least two sources... One Source Tactical has them for $12.99 + s/h http://www.onesourcetactical.com/uzidualmagazinel-clip.aspx Uzi Gun Parts has them for $11.95 + s/h (scroll about 1/3 way down #U067) http://www.uzigunparts.com/pg2.html Once you get some...