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YOUR SMG PARTS FOR SEMI-AUTO MOD A OR B 922(r) COMPLIANT PARTS:
1. SMG Bolts $25 to $45.00 exchange credit.
2. SMG Barrels $10.00 to $15.00 exchange credit.
3. SMG Parts kits- Exchange Credit - FROM - $124.99 to $189.99 for complete Semi-Auto Parts kit, MOD A or MOD B. 4. SMG Pistol grip assemblies $35.00 to $50.00 exchange credit. LIMITED EXCHANGE WITH SALE PRICED PRODUCTS
4. SMG Pistol grip assemblies $35.00 to $50.00 exchange credt.
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IMI Semi Auto
Receivers-----see UZI Style Receivers
Global UZI Receiver / Mfg. By D and D Sales / Ready to Weld: $94.99 MOUSE CLICK HERE: For Receivers with Parts Kits
2
Barrel 9mm
Special $45.00 To $70.00 10' SMG Used IMI
sold out 16 in.
ALL BARRELS MOUSE CLICK HERE 87.99 - 16 inch
Barrel 45acp
sold out
sold out
97.99 - 16 inch
3
Stock nut
7.50
7.50
4
Stock nut screw
1.00
1.00
1.00
Metal folding stock
NA
39.99
39.99
Mouse Click DIAGRAM to Enlarge
6
Pistol grip frame
45.00 Stripped
75.00 Stripped
Left pistol grip
10.00
8
Right pistol grip
10.00
Pistol grip screw
01.00
01.00
01.00
10
Pistol grip safety lever
28.00
28.00
Pistol grip safety spring (coil)
03.00
03.00
12
Selector knob (small) (Add 5.00 for large)
14.00
14.00
Selector arm
21.99
21.99
14
Pistol grip safety spring (flat)
10.99
10.99
Magazine catch
12.00
12.00
16
Magazine catch spring
09.99
09.99
Magazine catch pin
6.00
6.00
18
Sear lever (disconnector)
14.99
14.99
sold out
Sear lever pin
02.00
02.00
sold out
20
Trigger pin
12.00
12.00
sold out
Trigger assembly (complete with (#18,19, & trigger)
34.99
34.99
22
Trigger spring
11.00
11.00
Sear spring
11.00
11.00
24
Sear
24.99
24.99
24.99 1 part-922(r) compliant
Sear Pin
12.00
12.00
26
Small sear / Stop Dog
07.00
07.00
foregrip screw
01.00
01.00
28
Left foregrip
10.00
Right foregrip
10.00
30
Foregrip Locking nut
2.50
Barrel catch
19.50
19.50
19.50
32
Barrel catch spring
02.00
02.00
2.00
Front sight 'Model B' (complete assembly) See Illustration / parts- #2
24.99
33C
Rear sight 'Model B' (complete assembly) See Illustration / parts - #2
Firing pin assembly (Striker assembly/hammer): Mod A or Mod B
65.00 sold out
49.99
Firing pin spring
05.00
59
Recoil Buffer (semi-auto) See Illustration page 3/parts
12.00
(Wood fixed) Front stock mounting bracket. All parts and screws included (fixed stock)
16.99 sold out
61
Stock mounting screws & washer (set)
sold out
05.00
Wood Stock (Quick Disconnect with all hardware, (used, very good, IMI complete)
49.99
7,8,28,29
Four piece grip set (US manufactured)
37.99
45-47
(Full auto) Bolt assembly, 357 SIG (with extractor & Pin)
(Full auto) Bolt assembly, 357 SIG (extractor & Pin) (SA) Mod A & B Bolt assembly, 40 S&W (With extractor & Pin) (SA) Mod A & B Bolt assembly, 40 S&W (With extractor & Pin):
See Parts 1 through 4 for the steps that need to be done, before you finish the build in this post.
Install the Folding Stock and Retaining Bolt.
The stock needs to be installed now before you install the bolt. Because the retaining bolt sits behind bolt and buffer block.
The round part of the retainer nut, hangs out the back of upper receiver.
Here is the stock I used. There several types of metal and wooden stocks available. You may have to use a wooden stock with this gun, depending on gun laws in your state. In my state, I can use anything.e an
Look at the back of the Uzi upper receiver. This is a round hole. You put the retainer inside the upper receiver and it will stick out a little bit. You now take the stock and align it with the back of the receiver and you can insert the bolt and screw through the hole at the back of the receiver into the retainer bolt. You need to keep pressure on the retainer nut, while you screw in the bolt.
Once hand tightened, you need a allen/hex bit or driver to completely tighten the stock. Once the bolt has been completely tightened, you can fold the stock under the receiver.
Assemble the Striker
Take the black cylinder with a ridge on the end of it and insert it to the striker as shown above. Not the holes in the black cylinder, the striker assembly and the firing pin itself. You must line up those holds and then inert the pin through all three items in order to hold it in place. Then insert the firing pin spring on the black cylinder. The spring slides over the black cylinder.
Here is what the Striker looks like when it is finished.
assembled striker
Recoil Spring
The recoil spring is a large spring that will push the bolt back forward again to load another bullet and cock the action.
When you buy it separately or in a parts kit, it comes with a hard cardboard tab at the end of the spring. Very carefully cut the cardboard off without damaging the spring.
Here it is before
And after you cut off the orange brown tab.
Install Extractor into the bolt assembly
Here are the extractor and the pin that holds in in the bolt
bolt and pin alignment
You can tell which end of bolt that the extractor is installed into but located the hole on the side of the bolt for extractor retaining pin. Then slide the bolt into the bolt assembly. Line up the notch in the extra to the hold and push the retaining pin in.
After the extractor is installed the inside of the bolt should look like this:
Uzi Micro Semi
Installing the Blocking Latch
The blocking latch prevents (or at least reduces) the possibility of having a round go off out of battery. If the round doesn’t chamber properly for any reason (bad ammo, dirty gun,…). the a small spring and a small pin hold it in place. The spring and latch look like this:
latch and spring
It is inserted into the rear of the bolt assembly into a next to where the extractor was inserted. Here is a diagram of the locations where the extractor and the blocking latch are inserted into the bolt.
Striker and Bolt
Put the striker spring on the opposite side of the firing pin on the black clyinder. Then insert the large recoil spring in the round hold in the rear center of the bolt. It will look like this:
striker into bolt
Twist the striker assembly so the black lever fits into the groove on the right side of the bolt.
Here is a closeup of the two components fitting together.
Take the black buffer block and position it so the recoil spring goes in the hold at the top and the striker spring does into the larger hole at the bottom.
completely assembled bolt, striker, and buffer
Mini Uzi Striker
Be careful with the whole assembly, it is not fixed together. The components will fall apart if you are not careful.
Now you take the whole assembly and insert it ,buffer block first into the back of the receiver. You will have to compress the spring by compressing the bolt towards the buffer block. The buffer block will slip mostly out of site under the top cover catch and rear site assembly. It will look like this.
Once the buffer block is in place under the rear site/top latch, keep compressing the spring until the whole block fits into the receiver.
Now you can put the top cover on. You will have to push the top cover latch back to put the top cover on. Then release it and it should spring forward and hold the top cover on.
Uzi Semi Auto Bolt Assembly
top cover
Joining the top Receiver and the Bottom receiver
The bottom of the top receiver has a hole with a tab on the front of the bottom receiver will fit into. Here’s the bottom of the receiver. I have circled in red the areas where the bottom receiver/pistol stick will attach to:
So take the bottom receiver/pistol grip stick and a angle and try to get the tab to fut into the opening (red circled).
Uzi Semi Auto Striker Assembly
lower into upper
Once you have the bottom part inserted into the tab of the upperpart, then push the bottom towards the upper until it touches.
Then a pin mm is inserted through one side of upper, through the lower and out of the other side of the upper. Use a rubber hammer to push the pin through The hole win the pin is inserted is circled in red in the picture below.
Here’s the pin
Mckay Semi Auto Uzi Bolt
Try to Dry Fire it
Once the pin is installed, you are done, the built is complete. You can now test to see if the components are properly installed by pulling back on the cocking handle on the top cover, then releasing it.
Now try to dry fire it by simultaneously holding the grip safety and pulling the trigger. If it goes click, then you are mostly likely ready to test it with blanks or real bullets. If it does not dry fire, you may have to take the upper and lowers apart and the top cover off to inspect the fit of the parts, or to see if there is something impeding the bolt or the trigger.
Here is my finished semi-automatic UZI Carbine. In my final post, I am taking the gun to the range and will have pictures and video of the first time we shoot it.
