Hi Guys
 
Here is nice little slo-mo video of me shooting a full auto uzi last week.  I was out in Phoenix on a business trip and snuck out to the The Scottsdale Gun club where the rent full auto machineguns.

Nice!!! 

 

How much was the range fee and rent?

Wow, with the price of ammo that could get really expensive in just a few seconds -- but looks like fun.

The Range fee was only like $15 an hour, but the uzi was $65 per hour.  And you could only buy ammo buy the magazine for full auto. Here is the link to their full auto list. http://www.scottsdalegunclub.com/on-the-shooting-range/machine-gun-rentals

Let's see it at full speed!

I recently visited Jays, in Panama City, FL.  http://www.jaysgunsonline.com/pc.html  Paid $20 for the range fee, and $25 per 25 round magazine to shoot a suppressed, full-auto MP5.   No extra charge for gun rental, it's covered in the ammo cost.   Great fun!

Here it is in full speed

 

cycle rate seems a little slow, still really cool though

For such a small weapon, its suprisingly heavy aint it!

UZI's are about 650rpm. One of the slowest out there.

Very nice!

Awesome! It's on my list if I could ever afford it (and live in a place where I could own it)

Not much muzzle rise considering the small size.

theres youtube video of some1 renting one at Brick armory   not sure if its still up or rent-able 

Pretty cool. Fastest $65 ever spent in a range. Hickok 45 has a clip of shooting a full auto

11.

 

UZI's are about 650rpm. One of the slowest out there.

 

 

Actually there are many around that speed or slightly slower, just that you're not seeing them on the job anymore because they are obsolete. That used to be the desired ROF. Sten and Sterling come to mind.

 

Yes, it is slow. A friend of mine has an Uzi and we shoot it on a regular basis. When he saw how my Max-11 shoots boosted up from 600 to above 750, he installed a thicker buffer in his Uzi and got it up to about the same speed. Big improvement.

 

The problem is that when you get much below 700 the guns get kind of bouncy like a Yo-yo. And that describes a stock Uzi.

Nice, I shot a Mac10 in PA a few years ago, I posted a GIF of it here somewhere.  That thing was really cool.  It was actually owned by someone I met up with there (from reddit/guns)

Not much muzzle rise considering the small size.

 

I thought the same thing.  Looked like hardly any.  Also, as howard notes, the ammo cost could really get frightening in a hurry.

Still, pretty sweet, and I must admit to being a bit envious.