[wardog]

There's a guy who sells these at shows. When the AWB was in effect I had no interest in them. But now I'm thinking of buying one since the AWB ended. They look kinda neat, and with new 9mm less than $5 a box I'm thinking it would be a fun mall ninja type plinker complete with a telescoping stock, red dot sight, and hi cap mags.

Anyone have any experience owning/shooting one of these?

[Domino]

I posted the same exact question about 3 or 4 months ago and couldn't get a reply. I haven't even seen one at gun store or gun show or anything for that matter. I, like you , think they would be quite interesting and I would love to hear something about these. I've recently got my mind on getting a Vector Uzi (http://www.vectorarms.com/indexframe.html) , i've heard nothing but good things about them and oyou can get parts and mags very easily unlike the feather. Plus, they are around $600 now, I think the Feather 9's go for at least that.

[carpettbaggerr]

I've got an AT-22. Nice little gun. Fairly accurate, functions well.

I wish Feather would make a parts kit for DIY builders. The tubular receiver would be easy to make, and assembly looks simple.

[billinbranson]

Bought my AT9 at a gun show and added multiple accessories direct from Feather. The little gun is a sweet shooter and looks radical with a vertical forearm grip, barrel shroud and laser sight. Found that Uzi mags fit except for the lack of a slot for the mag catch. Had a gunsmith cut the notches and blue a batch of surplus Uzi mags so I'm now armed heavier than a lot of small town police departments;-)

[lipadj46]

First post and you revive a thread from 2004, welcome aboard :neener:

[beardownwildcat]

thats funny. i started going ape*^&$ when that guy said he was finding vector uzi's for $600....didnt check the dates