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Preban Uzi Question
- Thread starter Sam3456
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Federal felony without an SBR stamp. Just a bit of advice- Do some basic research (this is pretty basic gun law in the US) before posting it will keep you from getting eviscerated in public around here.
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I took my Uzi put a 10 1/2 inch barrel on it took off the folding stock bought another folding stock welded it shut put it back on. Now it has a look of a regular UZI but the stock doesn’t open.
Oh yeah I forgot to tell you that I built it myself as a pistol.
So basically it’s a pistol with what I’m calling a pistol stock.
RC
Oh yeah I forgot to tell you that I built it myself as a pistol.
So basically it’s a pistol with what I’m calling a pistol stock.
RC
Mass-diver
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Interesting, I would agree that’s it’s legal if the stock doesn’t deploy.
bauer
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Mtn_Guy
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If you are referring to ME as "others" you are incorrect.
I built my own UZI from parts kit on a clean receiver. I built it as a pistol and even have it laser engraved as pistol.
I have a 10.5" barrel on it and that non-functioning collapsed stock.
There are other pistols out there (different gun designs) that have done the same. They have folding stocks on them that are welded closed.
Matter of fact. Once I posted my "pistol stock" idea, an UZI parts supplier stole my idea and started selling them.
bwefirearms.com
OP needs to buy one of those fake display barrels for "the look."
RC
I built my own UZI from parts kit on a clean receiver. I built it as a pistol and even have it laser engraved as pistol.
I have a 10.5" barrel on it and that non-functioning collapsed stock.
There are other pistols out there (different gun designs) that have done the same. They have folding stocks on them that are welded closed.
Matter of fact. Once I posted my "pistol stock" idea, an UZI parts supplier stole my idea and started selling them.
Full Size Uzi Pistol Stock
These are surplus full size Uzi folding stocks that have been welded closed so you can mount them on your Uzi full size pistol and have that classic Uzi look without having to SBR your Uzi pistol. …
bwefirearms.com
OP needs to buy one of those fake display barrels for "the look."
RC
ReluctantDecoy
NES Member
No offence to OP, but all those newbie question and already has an UZI and is shopping for a 50 BMG? I mean, it's possible I guess, but unusual. Really hitting the ground running.
CrackPot
NES Member
Serious troll. He has more tax stamps than you have pairs of socks
Mesatchornug
NES Member
But also doesn't know if 50s are legal in MA
bfm
NES Member
FIFY
Mesatchornug
NES Member
My apologies. I lost track.
eboos
NES Member
I would say it is still illegal, for two reasons:
First, it started as a rifle and a rifle it will remain. Just like a shotgun. You cannot slap a pistol grip on it and make it no longer a shotgun (Shockwave came exactly as it is).
Second, and this is the stupid part, there is no minimal length of a stock. The stock is still a stock even though it is no longer functional or useful as such.
