Northeast UZI 50 CO2 Blowback Airsoft SMG

After World War II, a new nation was formed in an area where all its neighbors disapproved of its existence, a new weapon was needed to protect its borders and interests. A Major by the name of Uziel Gal designed a weapon to be more compact than its WW2 counter-parts, cheap to produce due to its use of sheet metals and that it is more ergonomic as reloads became more intuitive, but he had a specific request that the gun should not be named after him. This weapon was known as the UZI.

The UZI is a submachine gun that was made during the 1950s for Israel to replace its stock of WW2 leftover SMGs, it uses an open bolt design yet it is much more compact compared to the WW2 relics as it uses a telescoping bolt and has the magazine housed in the pistol grip, making it quite modern and ergonomic at the time, The Uzi was officially adopted in 1951. First introduced to IDF special forces in 1954, the weapon was placed into general issue two years later. The first Uzis were equipped with a short, fixed wooden buttstock, and this is the version that initially saw combat during the 1956 Suez Campaign. Later models would be equipped with a folding metal stock.

The Northeast UZI 50 CO2 Blowback Airsoft SMG is a faithful replica of the early UZIs adopted by the Israeli Defense Force in the 50s, the "50" in this airsoft replica's name refers to it being a replica of the UZI from the 1950s. Just like the Northeast MP2A1, the West German counterpart of the UZI, this replica replicated the real UZI to a T, with most of the gun made of steel with a parkerized finish, while the grips are of high-quality polymers, just like the real gun with a detachable real wood stock, also, just like the real thing. The gun has features that are almost exactly the same as the real gun, the bolt and charging handle will stay in place when the bolt is not charged completely, you also cannot charge the gun when the safety is engaged or when the grip safety is not pressed, the only thing not realistic about this replica is that it is an airsoft gun that fired 6mm BBs.

Compared to the Northeast STEN, it is much simpler to toggle dry fire on the UZI, as no longer will you need to disassemble the magazine to toggle, simply just toggle the switch on the magazine to activate dry fire or a last round cut-off, this is great for some of us who just wanted to dry fire their gun at home.

Marking-wise, the gun features the correct Hebrew markings and fire control markings are marked in all Hebrew. Unfortunately, our website does not support the Hebrew language, and the fire control setting is the same as the MP2A1, for that please click here.

Lastly, the gun has recoil but the impulse at least for us is not as strong as the Umarex (VFC) H&K MP5A5 gas airsoft SMG in our humble opinion, but the gun is quite snappy on semi and has a similar automatic rate as the real UZI. However, it does not matter in the end because, this is the first-ever full metal, full-size gas blowback airsoft UZI and it is definitely going to be a great piece to own and collect.

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Magazine Compatibility:

• Northeast UZI CO2 Airsoft Magazine

Includes:

• x1 Northeast UZI 50 CO2 Blowback Airsoft SMG
• x1 32 Round Northeast UZI CO2 Magazine
• x1 Manual

Pro's Tip:

• A pro's tip regarding the MP2A1 is that when adjusting the Hop-Up you will have to remove the barrel from the gun, to install the barrel, make sure that you push down this latch and screw the barrel screw all the way in before releasing it, as without doing so, it is possible that the barrel may not sit all the way in and cause probable feeding issues.
• The MP2A1 gas magazine can be used in the UZI 50 CO2 airsoft gun, but overall performance will be degraded. If you want to use a gas magazine on your UZI 50 CO2 airsoft gun without sacrificing performance, we recommend that you replace the loading nozzle with the ? Northeast Batch 3 UZI Gas Loading Nozzle"