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Any of you UZI guys going to the SAR/Crossroads of the West gun show at the Phoenix fairgrounds this weekend? I'm going Friday or Saturday. Probably Saturday.

Take the bolt out of the gun, put the selector on F and pull the trigger. Do the sear locking logs pop all the way up through the holes in the receiver or does the rearward side of the sear locking lugs rub on the back of the hole?

That grip frame doesn't look like an original IMI/Action Arms grip for a semi-auto Carbine. Looks like a semi-auto sear but the parts are not the normal carbine parts. This isn't a factory gun. If the grip frame is a pieced together thing, it might not be catching the sear properly. Could be a...

Thanks, I appreciate it.

For as long as I can remember, the Vectors have always been higher priced than the IMI conversions. I've always considered that to be backwards because I consider a fully converted registered receiver IMI to be the better gun. Why are the Vectors higher priced? People argue that they are more...

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I have one of the barrelxchange rails that's integrated with the foregrips. I don't need it so I'll sell for $65 shipped if anyone wants it.

Andrew, thanks for the overview of the work you do. There’s plenty of demand for that work so you could be a popular guy around here.

The removable plate is going to be the preferred option for most people that don't have access to custom TIG welding. And easier to sell later since it will appeal to more buyers.

Send me a PM with the link to your video. I'll post it here for you.

Ah, so you must make them with very thin feet to run on all three guns, not the feet as shown in the photo. It's no trade secret, it's been done many times. It's nice that you make the option available to people

If you run it in a Mini UZI, you need the block in place to correctly engage the cocking piece on the top cover. If you run it in a Micro, you need to take it out to correctly engage the Micro top cover.

Exactly. The ones without feet are a hassle to operate, and I'd worry about the ones with super thin feet. The feet on the bolt pictured in this thread are too thick to fit in an unmodified semi-auto Mini or Pistol. Something seems fishy.

You can't upload a video here but you can post a link. Post a link to your video so we can all enjoy.

Hard to sell them without an explanation. Looking at the width of the feet in the photo, it appears that they won't work.

How are you configuring this so the bolt extensions ("feet") work in a semi-auto Mini UZI host gun and in an UZI Pistol?

Semi auto or full auto?

No, they were made by IMI in Israel. And by the way, any FN parts would be just as good as IMI parts.

Yes, they are post May dealer samples, according to the people at Springfield Armory that I talked to.

I've enjoyed it for many years. Time to pass it on.