Ijust took my 10mm Uzi out to the range to shoot off 120 rounds of my 135 grain handloads at 100 yards. with iron sights,Iwas able to hit the man sized target almost every time.I ended up shooting the center out of the target and had trouble finding a clear spot on the target to aim at. Next upgrade for my toy is the .357 sig barrel and a top cover scope mount.

hwonderdog: Do yourself a tremendous favor and forget the .357 Sig barrel for the Uzi. You'd likely be better served by a 9x25 Dillon conversion. Because;

a) There are no ridiculous "spring changes" to run the less powerful cartridge(s);

b) there's so much less for you to do when it comes to loading ammunition, and

c) it is more powerful and will chew the living devil out of anything at 100 yards!

The .357 Sig only WISHES that it come close!

Scott

longer barrel than a pistol so more velocity.

I just wish thatI could find someone with a chamber reamer to convert the 357 sig barrel to 9x25 Dillon,But I cant find someone who has the proper tools.I would even send one of my 9mm barrels out to be converted.

This post has been edited by hwonderdog: August 11th 2009 6:59 PM

hwonderdog: Call John Semm @ Shooter's Service Center in Portland, OR @ 1-503-289-1280 perhaps he can help you in this regard. He is open Tue - Thur 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Fri - Sat 10:00-5:00 pm PST. (PDT)

I hope this is of assistance.

Scott

I forgot to mention the the ejection port may not be big enough to handle the 9 X 25 Dillon (or the 10mm Auto for that matter). Check into this before altering your barrel. If it isn't, you can still have the barrel reamed for the .357 Sig cartridge.

Scott

It should not be a problem asI have fired 9mm,10mm,45 acp,45 super and .357 sig out of the same gun , All that is required fo rthe caliber changes is to swap out the 45acp extractor for a 9mm extractor and switch out the barrel. However, the extractor has been changed now for about 2 weeks, so all I have to do is switch the barrel and have a loaded magazine ready.

Call Johnny right this minute and speak to him about a barrel reaming!

Scott

This post has been edited by gunfan: August 11th 2009 9:28 PM

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This post has been edited by Energizer: August 11th 2009 10:50 PM

I called John and he did not know where to find a 9x25 reamer .So Iwill have to continue searching for the right tool to give me a proper reaming! LOL

Because subguns are COOLER!

Seriously though they do give more fire power then a pistol and not much larger.

Italked to a nice gentleman at Gunworks custom in Sandusky ,Ohio. and he has the reamers and gauges in stock to make my 9x 25 barrelSo it will be sent off in a couple of days. I will up date this post when everything is done.