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Actually yes when I was a kid. And I get where you are going. But firing handguns and / or rifles into the air is an "unsafe" practice. While it is statistically "less likely" that you would hit somebody when compared to other places you cannot guarantee you wouldn't hit somebody that you...

Last time I checked it was a really bad idea anywhere. If "he" is out there, that means someone else can be out there. I've been hit by birdshot on the way down from the skeet range a mere 100 yards or so away from the rifle range we were running drills on. You absolutely need to have eyes...

So you were randomly shooting 9mm into the air?!? Really?!?

I had them designated as personal collection / demo simply to note that they were for demonstration use and not NIB inventory for sale. Meaning for example I have one of each Gemtech suppressor I sell in case anyone wants to make comparisons prior to purchase. I did this because a previous...

I seem to have found the answer. First you do NOT want to "sign out" or "transfer" any NFA items to your personal collection WHILE you are a SOT. Apparently this causes headaches for the ATF. However, when the day comes that you retire your license, then any remaining NFA items (except for of...

Yeah, that's NOT what I'm doing. But I have a lot of demo cans on Form 3s and such and IF I'm gonna get hit with an NFA tax on each, I'm gonna get rid of them first.

OK, I just got done with an ATF inspection and the examiner informed me that any NFA weapons that I have purchased for my personal collection must be transferred to me as an INDIVIDUAL and I must pay a NFA tax of $200 per item. It was always my understanding that as a SOLE PROPRIETOR FFL / SOT...

CAA also used to make a M3 rail that attached to the bayo mount.

You're gonna need one for each hand.

Seems to me that it is half the width it should be given the sling loops. Also I've seen some B&W photos from the 60s where it looks like a lot of guys are using much wider slings. Is there an original Uzi sling that was wider? Or were people just using FAL slings?

Seen a few FN proofed pre86 dealer samples (pretty sure Interarms was the importer) but the receiver was IMI.

Sounds to me like he paid quite a bit more than $600. And if he paid IMI prices for a Vector, I'd be pissed.

The lack of any "from the factory" documentation should always be your first big warning sign. As evidenced by all the Nickel, Hard Chrome, OD and two tone HK P7s, anyone can do anything to a gun. But there are only so many "Jubilee" model HK P7s and they all have HK documentation or are easily...

German armor groups used them as the MP2 until very recently.

Unless there is a reason to refinish your original Uzi, don't. Original finish firearms are always more valuable than those that have been refinished.

I'd strongly recommend keeping the original 16" barrel intact and just having a few SMG barrels modified to fit the semi. You can buy them already modified on Gunbroker. Just keep in mind, IF you don't have an approved Form 1 or Form 4 yet, it is ILLEGAL to own the short barrels modified to fit...

Unless that is how it was imported (which would be sad) all they did was dick up an otherwise collectible low serial number.

Thankfully most US weapons have been quality firearms. That said, I'd hate to be a Marine in the early 1940s still running an 03 Springfield against the Japanese. Same goes for having to lug around that water cooled 1917.