I just saw an add for post-ban Uzis from Vector Arms in SGN.  They were around $1000.  The pre-bans were around $1250.  Does anyone have any experience with these postban Uzis?  I would be interested, but the price would have to come down alot before I would consider buying one.  

I know Vector has great full auto uzis.

A friend of mine has a preban Actionarms uzi carbine and it's a blast.  I've never seen it misfeed with 9mm, and the .22 kit runs pretty well.

I was thinking of getting one of the postban Uzis, or building one.  The wood stocks are a lot more comfortable than the folders.  Uzis with folding stocks are one of the shortest rifles allowed.  With the barrel out of it, the whole gun can fit in a camera case.

I'd save up for the preban, though if you ever plan to get a registered full auto Uzi bolt, then a post ban wouldn't be a bad investment.

Stay away from the Chicom uzis!

Well, they are South African.  The South Africans license produce the Uzi, so the quality should be there.  I've shot a Vecktor full-auto and it's just as good as an Israeli.  

I would doubt that the post-bans are going to come down in price.  There are no other Uzi's avaiable to compete, so they will charge what they want.  If you're going to pay $1000, you might as well pony up the extra $250 and get the pre-ban.  Personally, I'd just double that money and go for the class three Uzi.  At just under $3000, that's pretty cheap for high-qulaity sub-gun.  Looked at the price of an MP-5 lately?  

Ross