Uzi

Published on April 15, 2024
Duration: 11:16

This expert-level guide details the installation of a Liberty Centurion suppressor on an Uzi firearm, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888. It covers the process of replacing the barrel nut and attaching the suppressor for a direct-thread application. The video also highlights the Uzi's design, historical context, and performance characteristics, including its rate of fire and controllability, with a special tribute to a notable Uzi builder.

Quick Summary

The Uzi is an open-bolt, full-auto submachine gun with a rate of fire around 600 rounds per minute, known for its controllability and compact design. Key features include a rapid barrel change system and a grip safety required for charging handle operation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Uzi
  2. 00:55SDI Sponsorship
  3. 01:25Uzi Finish and Cerakote
  4. 02:25Introductory Shooting and Can Destruction
  5. 03:03Uzi Design Features
  6. 03:34Uzi in Popular Culture: Reagan Assassination Attempt
  7. 04:16Uzi's Compact Design
  8. 05:00Magazine and Shooting Practice
  9. 06:03Rate of Fire and Controllability
  10. 06:30Suppressor Installation and Ammunition
  11. 06:56Grip Safety Feature
  12. 07:27Liberty Suppressor Installation
  13. 07:56Suppressed Shooting with Subsonics
  14. 09:07Conclusion on Suppressed Subsonic Performance
  15. 09:47Tribute to Richard and BWE Firearms
  16. 10:12Cerakote Services by Argos Ordinance
  17. 10:38Argos Ordinance and Uzi Collection

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key design features of the Uzi submachine gun?

The Uzi is an open-bolt, full-auto firearm known for its compact design, achieved by moving the grip stick forward. It features a rapid barrel change capability and a grip safety that must be squeezed for the charging handle to operate.

How is the Liberty Centurion suppressor installed on an Uzi?

Installation involves removing the Uzi's existing barrel nut and then directly threading the Liberty Centurion suppressor onto the barrel. This direct-thread setup allows for quick attachment and detachment.

What is the Uzi's rate of fire and how controllable is it?

The Uzi has a relatively slow rate of fire at approximately 600 rounds per minute. This, combined with its design, makes it very controllable, allowing for tight shot groupings even on full cyclic fire.

What safety features does the Uzi incorporate?

The Uzi features a grip safety that is essential for operating the charging handle. This prevents accidental charging or movement of the handle if the grip is snagged.

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