I can tell a lot of you don't know how dangerous Uzi's are. I've watched a lot of movies and they shoot like 100 bullets per second!!

I’m convinced he was just trolling, but the problem is when you have a lot of bad real takes, it’s hard to tell.

Ok he’s definitely trolling.

Well hell, I stand corrected then.

Frank Clark probably had the Uzi out of the bag because of the humidity there... And he was expecting the cops to avoid his side drive away from him.

I've been amazed how many people have failed to realize this and that's hard to do around here.

Cmon man, there are LOTS of people around that really think like that. It's not at all far fetched to believe him.

trolling but still……when I was in Israel a buddy of mine let me shoot his Uzi on a trip to the Red Sea and desert. That was 35 years ago. I can see why they are still using them. The bullets come out fast but there is no kickback. It was easy to keep the gun on target despite the number of bullets coming out.

It's the first one, I believe. The latest one is scheduled for like October.

And even when you don’t see any sign of a clip, sometimes you can fire tens of thousands of rounds without running out!

The IDF phased it out in the 80's and adopted the M-16. What they use now Ive no Idea.

Why they used it in the first place was it could be made using cheap stamped steel. It did work in harsh dirt and sandy environments but it lacked range and accuracy.

Also don't know what you fired but the barrel rise was so bad on those things they finally put a wood stock on them so they tuck into the shoulder. Later they put a folding steel brace that was extendable. It was a close range weapon for personal protection and close in fighting. Uziel Gal made many variations of the uzi in calibers heavier than the 9 mm parabellum that is popular with gangs.

This was the standard issue IDF foot soldier uzi
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7XteoqAF9kw/maxresdefault.jpg

Something like this is probably what Frank had just guessing.
https://www.thespecialistsltd.com/si.../micro_uzi.jpg

Uzi is my favorite close combat gun in PUBG. So yeah it’s crazy.

Clark's arraignment for the March charge continued until October 14.

No charges filed yet stemming from the June incident.

https://www.kctv5.com/news/local_new...lock_id=994530