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Let us know if A) you receive your order, and B) if it’s good Uzi food.

I have been testing just one 34 rnd mag out of six that I bought. I’ve shot seven full mags and haven’t had any stoppages at all and the spring is able to keep up with the rof. If I have any problems as described by others here I plan to use a spray-on dry lube on the plastic parts before...

Then there’s always Gunjoker (Gunbroker).

And of course there’s that odd looking Bubits Armbrace made for Glock pistols. It doesn’t attach but is simply held against the grip. There’s also various chassis with folding stocks for all kinds of pistols incl the TX22. In fact if you remove the safety from a TX22 there’s a nice hole thru...

Regarding trigger pressure in properly running a TX22 with FRT without jamming it up (as per strobro32’s recommendation of light trigger press), I use a cheap and easy solution on both my pistols. I cut a small slip of clear semi-rigid plastic (from some packaging) and used several wraps of...

Look into offerings by Little Machine Shop. Also maybe check out this thread on a different forum: https://www.theakforum.net/threads/comparing-two-mini-mills-for-hobby-ak-building.345371/page-2

Same dimensions but lighter weight and different feel on the cheek. RTG Parts and US Barrels Shrouds has them in stock from time to time. They always sell out fast. I’m sure one could be found on GB.

Using the black poly stock is even better, A++

So Promag makes a 34-rnd mag for this pistol and PSA has them on sale for $23. I don’t know if they’re any good but I will find out as soon as I receive my order: https://palmettostatearmory.com/promag-taurus-tx22-34rd-magazine-tau-a14.html

Snoozie (no louder than a snore).

It may depend on the hardness of the buffer. Some of the commercially available ones are pretty hard and will easily transfer most of the impact of that heavy Uzi bolt to the welds on the rear plate. A buffer made from squishier material might help and they are very easy to make. Do some...

Hmmm, Mckay, I’ve seen that name mentioned in some recent posts…

If you shoot a lot of non-jacketed lead bullets I would think you’d need to dissolve the lead out of your barrel. I have had reduced accuracy after shooting .45 Colt lead bullets out of a Ruger revolver and a Marlin rifle and de-leading both barrels made everything right again. There’s lots of...

If it’s any consolation, most reputable builders in the AK world are currently overwhelmed. People are screaming for their builds and not getting much response because admin tasks like constantly answering emails takes a lot of time. Which is one of the reasons I’ve been building my own AK’s...

I learned a long time ago that steel plates shoot back. And mild steel is the worst because it becomes pockmarked. 25 yds is my minimum distance for pistol and 50 yds for rifle. Even then I sometimes get pelted with bits of copper jacket and lead core. The hardened AR 500 plates are not so...

The ALG triggers are the best and also the priciest.

^^Yes^^ I use 1/16” stainless TIG rod to suspend items in the pot. I also do it outdoors because I’m not sure I’d like the fumes in my shop.

In light of these various stories about McKay I’m gonna make a prediction: There will be no joy from McKay for anyone who bought these extractors (unless attempting a cc chargeback). I agree with the “let it play out” sentiment but all signs point to “we fell for it and were screwed”. It...