IMI Micro UZI SMG Closed Bolt 9mm Transferable Fleming Sear Submachine Gun
$40,000.00
Status: In-Stock / Please Call to Purchase
This Chester County Armory listing is for an IMI Micro Uzi SMG 9mm Parabellum transferable closed bolt submachine gun built using an NFA registered sear and host pistol.
This fantastic transferable submachine gun setup consists of a beautiful, like-new condition NFA registered Fleming Uzi submachine gun sear that has been professionally fitted and installed to function in the original closed-bolt configuration of a Micro Uzi. The host pistol for this machine gun is an original Israeli manufactured IMI Micro Uzi 9mm pistol that was imported into the US by Action Arms of Philadelphia, PA. Rarely seen in the original factory correct closed bolt setup, this SMG functions absolutely flawlessly and appears in like-new condition. This transferable machine gun also setup sports an original Israeli right side folding Micro Uzi SMG stock and the correctly ported Micro Uzi SMG barrel.
Mechanically, this closed bolt transferable machine gun is in excellent, like new condition. It has been fully inspected and test fired and runs extremely well with the fast cyclic rate that the smallest iteration of the Uzi’s are known for. The fire controls are solid and crisp. The SMG bolt face remains crisp, clean, and well defined. The bore is bright and shiny with crisp, clean rifling. Cosmetically, the metalwork and polymer components of this weapon are in gorgeous, like-new condition. The only mark of note is a small area on the right rear of the receive where the metal of the folding stock makes contact with the side of the receiver. This marking is inherent to the design of the Israeli folding stock, and remains the only handling/use mark on the firearm.
This Fleming Firearms transferable NFA registered machine gun sear is currently on an e-Form capable Form 3 for easy transfer. The host pistol will transfer as a standard Title One handgun. The NFA registered sear for this weapon is not permanently married to the host pistol, however all NFA rules are applicable if the sear is to be removed.
