Think I am going to buy an Uzi.

[Steelrat]

I don't own one, but I know people who have shot them quite a bit, and they seem happy. It's a fun plinker, though the .40 will be more expensive than the 9mm. The fact that they use standard 92 mags is a nice feature.

What is the criteria for a weapon to be classified as a submachine gun for your event?

EDIT: I just watched the video, nice shooting! It's better to take your time, like you did, when doing it for the first time. The only thing I'd recommend is keeping the shotgun shells in your left pocket. When you reload, keep the stock against your right shoulder, and load them using your left hand. Try and do it by feel. It's a good habit to get into. The muzzle on the shotgun was moving around a tad much.

[punkncat]

I don't own one, but I know people who have shot them quite a bit, and they seem happy. It's a fun plinker, though the .40 will be more expensive than the 9mm. The fact that they use standard 92 mags is a nice feature.

What is the criteria for a weapon to be classified as a submachine gun for your event?

Well this last match the only actuall limitation they had on the match was that you used a pistol load. My buddy was using an AR15 with a 9mm upper. Most everyone else was using some manner of "true" submachine gun. Most of these guys were using full auto, but at this point and given my budget I am not so interested in that.

I kind of find that cx4 growing on me. I am reading a lot of reviews and see that what seems like everyone that owns one is happy with it. There are a few neat little accessories for it, although they are all factory as well as the clips...the 40 uses the 96 mags...and all kind of expensive.

The 9mm version is selling for 719, just out of the range I set for myself. This 40 is on sale for the 524. I can see the ammo closing that gap pretty quick as even inexpensive practice ammo is just about half again as expensive in lots of 1000 rounds. The 40 holds less ammo per mag as well...
The advantage to me is that IF I chose to use this for defense the 40 is amuch better load for that. Without price being an option when I owned a 9mm I wanted to get a 40cal for stopping power. I just know that in reality I am going to be sporting around and plinking with this.

[Steelrat]

Well, if you can use it, I think it'd be a good gun for that kind of shooting.

[SCpoloRicker]

The FN PS90 is a great option you may want to look at as well, but in the video it looked like you did really well with the Uzi.

No way, you need a Steyr AUG and a Desert Eagle.

[Indignant]

fit these to an Uzi for the ultimate thug-capper

[Steelrat]

No way, you need a Steyr AUG and a Desert Eagle.

Only if the Deagle is chrome plated.

Or unless you are going through the Stargate, in which case the P90 is mandatory.

[wetwrks]

american-180 ftw

180s rock!

[wetwrks]

No way, you need a Steyr AUG and a Desert Eagle.

The AUG is awsome. I regularly do golf balls at 100 yards with mine.

The desert eagle is fun to shoot but for a competition I would go with something more like a baby eagle in 9mm or a FN FiveseveN. Much less recoil and way more accurate.

[SCpoloRicker]

AUGs and FNs only work if one is wearing full tactical gear. I'd also recommend having multiple copies of said weapons and tac-gear.