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Does anyone make a Bullet Button for a Vector Uzi. I've done several searches and the only one I've found was OC Armory and they weld it to the frame! I don't want it welded, in case I shoot the uzi in a free state!
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Anyone??
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Ask PRK Arms, they sell an Uzi and I think they do their own BB for it. I want an Uzi so bad, I can taste it but the $1k price has scared me off so far. You can also contact Atlantic arms, they do a CA legal Uzi but I'm not sure how they do it.Comment
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I'd like to hear what you found out, if anything.Never water another man's whiskey.Comment
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So far I've found out that OC Ordnance has a "bullet button" lock that welds to your frame. PRK Arms sells a bullet button mag lock for $1,300 +- and throws in a Vector Uzi clone with the deal (They don't sell the mag lock alone)
I have not contacted Atlantic Arms, but in past dealings, I doubt they have anything "on the shelf". I would bet that they order their Vector Uzi clones "Kalifornia legalized" direct from Vector as orders come in.
How about some of you guys that have built your own? Got any ideas or pics?Have you taken The Pistolero Challenge?Comment
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I'll take some picks of mine to show how I did it. I won't be building them for sale but it is simply a cover over the mag catch that bolts to the grip panel. If I go out of state I can simply unbolt that grip panel and bolt another on. Old camera died for the people waiting on my pics of the dr200 bb too... Sorry. New one should be coming in this week.
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The Model 610 was classified as the XM177[3] but adopted by the Air Force as the GAU-5/A Submachine Gun (GAU = Gun, Aircraft, Unit.) The Army purchased 2,815 Model 609 CAR-15 Commandos on June 28, 1966, which were officially designated Submachine Gun, 5.56 mm, XM177E1. - WikipediaComment
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MIKEDRLL , typically we keep CA legal UZI rifles in stock but for you we will be glad to delay the order time by 3 weeks to vai;ldate your posting ##@#Comment
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The Model 610 was classified as the XM177[3] but adopted by the Air Force as the GAU-5/A Submachine Gun (GAU = Gun, Aircraft, Unit.) The Army purchased 2,815 Model 609 CAR-15 Commandos on June 28, 1966, which were officially designated Submachine Gun, 5.56 mm, XM177E1. - WikipediaComment
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The resposne was meant as a joke ,, he said he bets we do not keep them in stock !!!
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The post was not meant to be a jab, I posted what I believed based on past experience. No harm no foul. Now sell me a bullet button
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