l looked at the uzi, l dont like the open bolt design.the ak and m16 are too big, and most of the sub machine guns l looked at seem cheap or are not even made anymore.i'm just bored l know l can not buy one.

well they have GLOCK conversion kits and high capacity mags. and you dont have to have a FFL.just buy a GLOCK and look up full auto kits for the specific type of glock.. laters!!!

Scorpion machine pistol in 32acp

Most autos, at least the older ones, all fire from an open bolt. The M3 grease gun in .45acp has a dust cover that doubles as the safety, which might fit ur need.
You r right, no more can be manufactured, which is one of the reasons prices r so high.
On the rare occasions l have enough free time to be bored, l head for barnes & noble book store. Grab every gun magazine off the rack, & several gun books off the shelves, go to their cafe, order coffee & a snack, & sit at a table & read thru every one of them.
Shoot safe

Sorry Bruno, this is not to answer your question but in response to Don Juan's. The BATF classifies the actual PART that makes a semi auto weapon fully automatic (the seer) as the ''machine gun''. Any manufacturer that sells that part to someone that does not have a Class II l FFL is breaking the law as well as the person that ordered it and receives it.

Now, in answer to your question Bruno; take a look at the Mac-10 (.45ACP) or Mac-11 (9mm) by Ingram.

The only one l have personal experience with is the GAU-5/A. Most parts and accessories in common with the M-16 but much shorter. Our PJs liked to swap the standard flash suppressor on it for the shorter M-16 version to make it shorter yet.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bf/USAF_MP_with_Colt_Commando.JPEG

Just buy the M16 and convert it to pistol size

MP5-K is used by many secret service agencies.

The H&K MP5 is the Cadillac of subguns, and it fires from a closed bolt.

Second vote for an MP5.. With a folder they r QUITE small. There r also a few SP89 is in full auto out there, But l Do not think any r transferable...

The Beretta 93 is a full auto handgun, l am fairly sure there r some transferable ones out there, You might also consider that, OR u could go with a Ruger AC-556 with a folder, THey r fairly small also .

Alos there r 0 transferable full auto Glocks in the country.. NONE, So ignore anyone that tells u to get a conversion kit or a GLOCK 18C

Norinco SKS-d with faulty sear, compact stock, cut down barrel, huge compensator.

7.62x39mm is a very powerful round when compared to its competitors when used as a submachinegun round.

the SKS is usually semiautomatic, but will function like a MG if the sear is faulty. Most Norincos r capable of standing up the stresses of full auto shooting. The Chinese were the only ones to make SKS is with detachable magazines or full auto capability.

A large compensator is a must, otherwise muzzle climb is uncontrollable.

The sks has many aftermarket stocks, find a good, compact one with a folding stock, pistol grips. Most r made of some kind of plastic (polymer).

alternately, a Krinkov AK47 Pistol (banned in some states, local areas, counties, cities) with a bad sear, removable folding wire stock.
The Krinkov AK47 features a smaller AK47 wit ha 10.6 inch barrel. a bad sear will allow full auto-like shooting, the removable stock allows switching between a legal pistol & an illegal SBR. A forward vertical grip may be useful in control while firing in full-auto. The Krinkov Pistols start at $850