Full Auto Uzi Courses

[Combloc]

Do you shoot on private property? I have one, not really many places to shoot it.

I used to but that seems a lifetime ago. The last time I shot anything full auto was 2021 in Missouri.

The Class II guy I used to hang out with had a private range outside of Cumberland. There was a time when I shot FA stuff quite a bit but again, that seems a lifetime ago. I'm getting old!

 

[outrider58]

I received my FA Uzi training from none other than "Lil' Uzi Vert" himself.

Yu dont be play'n n***a!

 

[outrider58]

I don’t honestly know. I also hate indoor ranges, so I should specify.

Not a fan of indoor ranges either. They do serve a need, I spose, but I prefer the great outdoors. More emergency exits outdoors.

 

[teratos]

Not a fan of indoor ranges either. They do serve a need, I spose, but I prefer the great outdoors. More emergency exits outdoors.

Plus, if you are shooting full auto, shoot steel or some other reactive target.

 

[brianns]

The Machine Gun Nest and Delmarva Sporting Clays lets you shoot your own machine guns. Cindy's Hot Shots once told me they do allow it and encourage it.

 

[brianns]

Hap Baker allowed shooting semi auto only. And in post #25 above, I meant firing in full auto to be clear.

 

[4g64loser]

You are hanging around the wrong people my friend! I don't own one either but have friends who do.

Yes. Yes, you do. And much cooler shit than uzis. They are reliable but not as much fun as some of the other subguns. Our friend is the belt fed maven, though. You know he added an MG15 (with appropriate doppeltrommel) right?

Do you shoot on private property? I have one, not really many places to shoot it.

There are places. Most are private property owned by individuals. Others are private property owned by companies (think PMCs).

 

[N3uka]

Cindy's Hot Shots once told me they do allow it and encourage it.

They do but I haven't been since wait times have been crazy.

 

[Combloc]

Yes. Yes, you do. And much cooler shit than uzis. They are reliable but not as much fun as some of the other subguns. Our friend is the belt fed maven, though. You know he added an MG15 (with appropriate doppeltrommel) right?

I did not know that. Ol' Machine Gun Joe always has the coolest stuff. I remember the time he bought 2 SD's from HK because he couldn't decide whether he wanted the fixed or collapsible stock.

"Take it out back and try it out. If you spray some WD-40 down the tube, it gets even quieter!!"

They were FUN times!!

 

[Bountied]

Knowing how to handle a submachinegun well is a good skillset to possess.

I handle my submachine gun all the time.

 

[Combloc]

You sicko!

 

[Bountied]

I received my FA Uzi training from none other than "Lil' Uzi Vert" himself.

That's a freaking airsoft... what a loser.

 

[RFBfromDE]

I’d still like to get my hands on an M3 again!

 

[4g64loser]

I did not know that. Ol' Machine Gun Joe always has the coolest stuff. I remember the time he bought 2 SD's from HK because he couldn't decide whether he wanted the fixed or collapsible stock.

"Take it out back and try it out. If you spray some WD-40 down the tube, it gets even quieter!!"

They were FUN times!!

Yeah. Well, why not have the whole set? He rarely shoots it, but after I tuned some mags, his SW45K (mp5k in .45acp) does run. Modified M3 mags. What a PITA.

Remember the bullet trap in the back room and all the suppressor testing? Place reeked of gunsmoke and cigars all the time. I miss a lot of the old timers who wandered in now and then. One guy who had been a gunner a crew chief in helos in Nam, just as an example.

 

[brianns]

They do but I haven't been since wait times have been crazy.

I haven’t been there for that yet either. I live too close to TMGN. I went to one of the Gun Commnder classes there once since they opened as Cindy’s. It’s nice looking inside and bigger retail floor now, well lit inside. Shame about the AC at their other location.

 

[erwos]

An ad popped up on Facebook for a full auto Uzi course being offered in PA.
I know nothing about this company and this is not an indorsement. But I
can think of worse ways to spend $295. Seems interesting.

Cherev Gidon - Israeli Tactical Training Academy - UZI COURSES

www.cherevgidon.com

Those guys make their money on being IDF fantasy band camp for New York and New Jersey Jews who don't know anything about guns. Stay away.

Shooting full-auto isn't hard if you're already a decent shooter, and the Uzi is fairly controllable anyways (600 rpm, give or take).

 

[4g64loser]

Those guys make their money on being IDF fantasy band camp for New York and New Jersey Jews who don't know anything about guns. Stay away.

Shooting full-auto isn't hard if you're already a decent shooter, and the Uzi is fairly controllable anyways (600 rpm, give or take).

This one time, at band camp........

 

[erwos]

This one time, at band camp........

Every single picture they ever post of their stuff is super cringe. I think a lot of people have seen me doing my thing wearing a yarmulka, proud observant Jew here, but fetishizing the IDF (or any other military) is gross in my book.

 

[RFBfromDE]

Those guys make their money on being IDF fantasy band camp for New York and New Jersey Jews who don't know anything about guns. Stay away.

They even Winter in Tampa and Phoenix!

 

[Bountied]

Hap Baker allowed shooting semi auto only. And in post #25 above, I meant firing in full auto to be clear.

You can shoot FA at Hap Baker if you allow 2 seconds between shots.