Uzi drop test/Israeli firearm standards?

[PaladinX13]

I have a moot court case which springs from the unintentional discharge of a dropped Uzi. I'm looking for figures or drop-test information or Israeli firearm standards which would tend towards such discharge as unlikely/improbable. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

 

[rcmodel]

Full auto Uzi, or semi-auto american model?

I cannot envision any way a real Uzi SMG could possibly drop fire unless the user loaded the chamber and then lowered the bolt on it slowly.
Then dropped it on the muzzle.

rcmodel

 

[SDC]

Ditto; which Uzi? From my understanding, the Uzi SMG was designed specifically to prevent firing when dropped, as this was a known problem with open-bolt guns before it was designed (the grip safety is supposed to catch the bolt if it moves rearward).

 

[PaladinX13]

Full auto with bolt back.

 

[SDC]

This has happened in Israeli use, but as far as I'm aware, only when the users taped or rubber-banded the grip safety into the "off" position, thereby allowing the very accident that the grip safety was added to prevent.