I am building a Semi Auto UZI with a parts kit from DandD Sales. I comes with a folding stock which I will have to weld open to be compliant with the 94 ban. My question is, if I modify a M11 Druganov style stock to fit my UZI will that be legal? It won't be collapsable but it is short. I feel it would look better than a welded stock or that ugly wood UZI stock. What do you guys think? One more question. If I do this, am I in violation of the law if I keep my folding UZI stock (unattached of course) just b/c I own a UZI and a folding stock? Thanks guys!

As long as the installed stock will not fold it should be 922(v) compliant. I understand some have Bayo. Lugs. So, if it does, this will also need to be removed.

Now, here is where you run into problems. 922(r) states that you cannot build an unimportable rifle from more than 10 imported parts. So, you will need a certain number of US Made Parts.

Here is the ATF list of 20 parts. You need to have less than 10 foreign parts from this list:



The following are a listing of Uzi Parts or parts that may be on an Uzi. I am not familiar, but I know a number of these aren't on Uzis.



The Uzi definitely has 15 of the 17 (marked with a star). As far as Barrel Extension and Bolt Carrier, I really don't know if it has these.

If it doesn't you will need 5 US Parts. If it has 1 then you will need 6 US Parts. If it has both, then you will need 7 US Parts.

US Magazine = 3 Parts
US Receiver = 1 Part
US Stock    - 1 Part

So, assuming it doesn't have a Bolt Carrier or Barrel Extension, a US Receiver, Stock, and Magazine will be enough to make it legal.