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Saaaweeeeet!!!Picked up an OG Isreali Micro Uzi today!
Always had been on my wish list, but finally found an almost perfect potentially unfired example for a very good price. Came with full box/matching papers/warranty card etc. What a cool piece of history and pop culture!
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That is a true "Steampunk" piece of art. That is the first piece that I have seen that is in the form of a gun. If it was real, I would buy one.

Do you have the Chuck Norris Invasion USA shoulder holsters?![]()
Haha! Believe it or not, but I actually DO have the Desantis DSD shoulder holster rig for the full size uzi. I agree though, i need the leather Chuck Norris rig to complete the pair ;-)
Your screen name comes through in Sam Elliot's voice for some reason! Nice A2!
Beautiful!
My new to me Northwest Tradegun.
When I got it , it was a rusty , neglected mess.....cleaned up pretty good I think.
( A nice Saturday project)
The bore is nice...needs a little more work....some stubborn powder residue
No pits however...yay.
The lock works nicely...and sparks well.
I replaced the very period correct ramrod ( for 1970 something) with a proper historic ramrod...
A simple....plain...hickory stick.
I will replace lock bolts and butt plate screws with proper ones.
No makers marks on the gun at all.
It does have a "Circle Fox" stamp on the barrel near the breech...which is proper for a historic Tradegun...
However...you can buy those nowadays....so no help with who made this gun.
It is a 12 gauge , which ain't historically correct...Tradeguns were in 24 - 28 gauge ...as general rule.
The stock is maple...which also ain't historically correct...it should be walnut.
The lock is a 1960's - 70's replica made in Italy...these were marked : "LOTT"....and were very popular at one time.
A decent lock...and looks historically correct for many flintlock firearms.
The Serpent Sideplate and large iron trigger guard are stereotypical Northwest Tradegun features.
All that said....the overall lines of the gun , styling and shape...is very correct.
This will make for a nice shooting and hunting gun.
Andy
Thank you...Beautiful!
I've always wanted one but cant justify itPicked up an OG Isreali Micro Uzi today!
Always had been on my wish list, but finally found an almost perfect potentially unfired example for a very good price. Came with full box/matching papers/warranty card etc. What a cool piece of history and pop culture!
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