Uzi Model B with Registered Bolt - New - Oregon Form 4

Nero · Apr 30, 2022

I bought this as a new in box semi auto Uzi Model B. John Benjamin provided the registered bolt and did the conversion. This Uzi was test fired during conversion only and has been in storage since. This is on my Form 4 in Oregon. All NFA rules will apply. Serious offers considered. Sorry no trades. If you can broker a sale for commission then contact me.

Willysmb · May 1, 2022

Given that transferable M11-9's and Mac 10's are getting close to 10K these days, this is a solid deal. You are getting a gun that will last darn near forever with minimal investment in spares, and is WAY more fun to shoot than a Mac 10/M11-9. These are super easy to clean after day of shooting with your buddies (who will ALL want to shoot it!). The cyclic rate is nice and controllable and they are surprisingly accurate within the PCC envelope.

Let's not forget that the Uzi is famous around the world (heck, even the Germans used them prior to the MP5. How ironic is that!). You can't touch another historically significant transferable SMG for this price (other than the Sten, but the Uzi is so much better in so many ways that it's really not fair).

Expensive-Yep, for sure, but let's put it into perspective: What does your average side by side cost these days? What do other "Toys" go for? What is maintaining those toys going to cost? BTW I do get that you can do things with a SXS or boat that you can't do with an Uzi. I'm saying that if you are a gun person and have the $ to spend, this Uzi is a good choice.

Finally I will say that Transferable MG's have proven to be a solid investment (can't say that about most other toys).

If you can swing it, you should buy it!

Sorry for rambling on. I am in "nurse mode" today. My lovely wife is home from the hospital after surgery, and I am on standby to attend her when she needs something.

Best regards. GLWS.

WMB

Nero · May 1, 2022

Willysmb said:
Given that transferable M11-9's and Mac 10's are getting close to 10K these days, this is a solid deal. You are getting a gun that will last darn near forever with minimal investment in spares, and is WAY more fun to shoot than a Mac 10/M11-9. These are super easy to clean after day of shooting with your buddies (who will ALL want to shoot it!). The cyclic rate is nice and controllable and they are surprisingly accurate within the PCC envelope.

Let's not forget that the Uzi is famous around the world (heck, even the Germans used them prior to the MP5. How ironic is that!). You can't touch another historically significant transferable SMG for this price (other than the Sten, but the Uzi is so much better in so many ways that it's really not fair).

Expensive-Yep, for sure, but let's put it into perspective: What does your average side by side cost these days? What do other "Toys" go for? What is maintaining those toys going to cost? BTW I do get that you can do things with a SXS or boat that you can't do with an Uzi. I'm saying that if you are a gun person and have the $ to spend, this Uzi is a good choice.

Finally I will say that Transferable MG's have proven to be a solid investment (can't say that about most other toys).

If you can swing it, you should buy it!

Sorry for rambling on. I am in "nurse mode" today. My lovely wife is home from the hospital after surgery, and I am on standby to attend her when she needs something.

Best regards. GLWS.

WMB

I would definitely like to see it stay in Oregon. All your points about value/fun are valid. I love running my Model A Uzi. So smooth on cyclic rate and super quiet with suppressor. It's a shame Tom Bower' subguns.com is no longer around. If anyone is interested just PM me before I change my mind and Will it to my kids

. I have references including Keith Ward and Curts Discount Shooters Supply