I did a pretty substantial search, but couldn't find a clear answer.
From Wikipedia (I know its not credible but an easy resource),
This means that it uses a micro Uzi lower and would not be compatible with a mini/full size lower. Other notable differences are the top cover, cocking slot in the bolt, and the recoil assembly. The Uzi Pistol is on the MD Assault pistol list, but there are significant parts incompatibilities between the Pistol and mini/full size and the more recent rulings of the MSP regarding 100% interchangeability support this idea. Would a Mini Uzi or Full Size Uzi in pistol configuration not fall under the Uzi Pistol on the Assault pistol list? Has anyone asked for clarification?
The most clear example supporting this would be the banned Springield M1A and the legal to own Polytech M14. This thought process was inspired by the questions raised about reverse stretch 90 series HK firearms in another thread.
From Wikipedia (I know its not credible but an easy resource),
This means that it uses a micro Uzi lower and would not be compatible with a mini/full size lower. Other notable differences are the top cover, cocking slot in the bolt, and the recoil assembly. The Uzi Pistol is on the MD Assault pistol list, but there are significant parts incompatibilities between the Pistol and mini/full size and the more recent rulings of the MSP regarding 100% interchangeability support this idea. Would a Mini Uzi or Full Size Uzi in pistol configuration not fall under the Uzi Pistol on the Assault pistol list? Has anyone asked for clarification?
The most clear example supporting this would be the banned Springield M1A and the legal to own Polytech M14. This thought process was inspired by the questions raised about reverse stretch 90 series HK firearms in another thread.
