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So I want to buy an UZI carbine that I intend to SBR with an SMG length 10.2" barrel when I get my paper work back.
Should I get a Century or Vector built clone? I would buy a genuine UZI submachine gun or IMI built carbine if I had the money but I don't. So I have to settle for a clone.
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>>35095125
>Century
Run the risk of century products with shitty warranty
>Vector
Run the risk of vector products with no warranty
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>>35095137
I'm dead set on an UZI carbine. No way you can talk me out of this or anyone on here.
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McKay is going to be selling fully welded receivers in 2-3 weeks, pick up a bolt assembly and a receiver, then buy an IMI parts kit and barrel. It'll run you around 6-700~ USD but you will be able to put it together and make it yours.
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>>35095148
How hard is it to assemble an UZI?
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>>35095144
Buy an imi, build your own or suffer. Building isnt hard if you go the >>35095148 route
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>>35095151
Not hard at all, easier than 'builing' an AR-15. The UZI is a super simple gun.
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>>35095159
Do I need to get any other semi-auto only parts other than the closed bolt and semi auto receiver?
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>>35095224
semi auto grip stick, sear, and barrel
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>>35095137
>>35095125
If you go the pre-built route then there will be nothing wrong with Vector UZIs. Vector built their guns on left over Group Industries receivers, so they'll be high quality no doubt.
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>>35095148
with or without a working buttstock?
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