Looks like a Star Wars gun to me...

I think I want one!



Uzi Pro submachine gun

Caliber 9x19mm Luger / Parabellum
Weight 2,3 kg
Length (stock closed/open) 282 / 514 mm
Barrel length 134 mm
Rate of fire 1050 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity 25 rounds

The Uzi Pro is an evolution of the Micro-Uzi submachine gun. It retains same blowback operated, closed bolt, select-fire action but with side-mounted bolt handle, and the most important change is replacement of the older stamped steel trigger housing with more lightweight polymer pistol grip / trigger housing unit of more ergonomic shape. Top of receiver is provided with parmanently attached Picatinny rail, which is used to install various sights (i.e. Red Dot sights). Additional Picatinny rails are provided on the sides of the barrel and below it (the bottom rail is covered with ergonomically shaped protector when not in use). All firing controls are the same as with Micro-Uzi and include side-mounted safety / fire selector, automated grip safety (of improved shape) and magazine latch. Uzi Pro submachine gun uses same magazines as other weapons of the Uzi family, with 25-round ones being standard.

Pics NAO!

I'm not really a big fan of the Uzi look, or the 9MM variants, but it is kinda cool I guess.

Uzi gets its job done, and has great balance. Not particularly my favourite family of SMG, but it is up there.

This is what I want. A M1 Garand EBR.

I just mean I don't really like the look of them, but they are popular for a reason, yes.

FN P90 still is my favourite, so far.

Though, as a logistics stand point of view, new ammo variant, outside of standard chain of logistics, can be a nighmare'ish scenario in war scenarios.

StormEye wrote:FN P90 still is my favourite, so far.

Though, as a logistics stand point of view, new ammo variant, outside of standard chain of logistics, can be a nighmare'ish scenario in war scenarios.

But with roughly the same power of a 9MM, about half the weight, with better penetration, the 5.7x28mm round is pretty amazing, if it wasn't so costly. Not to mention the P90 itself is pretty nice.