Sterling vs Uzi: An On The Range Comparison
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Sterling Mk.4 / L2A3: the ultimate angry toob. Uzi: the ultimate angry box.
Mike owns a Sterling and Eric @neutral_af owns an Uzi. Both open bolt, both blocked at semi. What do they think of each other's gats? What if we throw a closed bolt Sterling Mk.6 into the mix? And for a final comparison, a CMMG rotary delayed blowback (but they call it radial delayed blowback) 9mm AR-15 PCC with KP-15 WWSD lower and a Walker Defense Research compensator to show what modern looks like?
Enjoy!
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