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By Rick from USA on 2010-11-13 17:21:04 Things I liked:This is a very sturdy gun; solid. It has a heavy-duty steel clip. I enjoy cocking this gun; it sounds and feels real. The heavy metal sounding recoil is awesome! Mine was accurate right from the box, no adjustments. Shoots through both sides of a pop-can at about fifteen feet.Things I would have changed:Nothing. What others should know:Buy lots of C02. This gun goes through C02. I'd say about two clips, then change. It has to be because of all the energy used for the heavy recoil. |  |
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By Ron from USA on 2011-11-20 22:16:48 Things I liked:The feel, the appearance, the metal and non-plastic feel.Things I would have changed:Someone needs to add an online video for us that are a bit tech-challenged to self "upgrade" to the full-auto version. I did exactly what a particular video demonstrated, put it back together, and it hasn't worked since. Now my warranty is voided, and my nice little Uzi is non-op completely. Not even a single shooter any more! I guess that's the risk you take...... What others should know:BE CAREFUL if you decide to implement the full-auto by yourself! |
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- Things I liked:Great quality,very heavy and solid,The blow back is incredible.This gun is worth every cent. I did the quick full auto mod on mine,Took about 10 min. This thing was MADE for full auto!! Get one while you can! Pyramyd is the BEST Airgun store!!!
Things I would have changed:Full auto should be enabled,It's obvious it was intended to run full auto.Easy enough to fix yourself tho. - Things I liked:Everything
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Buy lots of C02. - Things I liked:RECOIL intense gas hog but like how one cilp one co2 each time no need to keep p refilling bbs while fps drops like crazy like plastic body due to the fact the paint done on metal wears off way to easy allowing rust metal slide tho allows character to be added see my pic
Things I would have changed:Different collapsible stock due to the vibration on full auto
What others should know:Be prepared to use a lot of co2 and bbs excellent and fun shooter - Things I liked:Great copy of real mini uzi, fit, finish, wieght all true to actual one. Sights adjust like a real uzi/mini uzi and can be dialed in for great accuracy.
Things I would have changed:Increase bb count in magazine, 25 shots goes to fast and bb's are hard to load for adults bigger hands.
What others should know:My fist one I purchased was cheaper but was stolen recently, this replacement is great but didn't come with the "A" for full actual fire working, I hand to modify it myself and know preforms like an adult hobby time killer should. - Things I liked:Gun quality and realisim is outstanding
Things I would have changed:Change nothing
What others should know:Buy at least one extra clip - Things I liked:Nice and heavy, has a great feel in the hands. Blowback gives a great kick. Magazines contain both gas and BBs, changing magazines means getting a warmer cylinder of gas each time. Has sling swivels. Is an absolute blast on full auto! The big surprise is that this thing is very accurate at 20 yards! The sights adjust easily, just don't put your cheek on the wire stock, it will beat you up with the recoil.
Things I would have changed:It would be nice if the bolt stayed closed after shooting the last BB (this is an open-bolt action). As it is, the gun continues to cycle with each trigger press, wasting gas.
What others should know:The magazine on mine leaks, sometimes after one shot, other times only after a few quick shots. It seems like the valve is freezing. Blowing hot air on the valve stops the leaks. I bought a second magazine and it is exactly the same. After shooting, pull the magazine an make sure it is not hissing. - Things I liked:This thing a beast! Massive kick from the blowback action, more than a rimfire pistol! I give it high marks on accuracy, given that it is a machine pistol, not a rifle. 1 1/2" groups at 30 feet without trying hard, and I think it can do even better. The magazine is a winner; heavy, contains both CO2 and BBs, and is easy to load.
Things I would have changed: Uses CO2 faster than any of my other 8 CO2 guns! (But it's worth it!) I recommend the 40 cartridge box of Crosman Powerlets sold here at P.A. I would have paid more for a truly all-metal version, but there is a lot of metal here. In fact, this airgun is only a few ounces lighter than the firearm.
What others should know:Just buy one! Only don't hold the stock tight up to your cheek, it will beat you up. - Things I liked:Really lifelike great gun. Heavyweight and well thought out copy. I have'nt modified it to full auto - because it's perfect. No problems installing the co2 cartridge. Fires awesome with no jams (using a good quality BB from Daisy- Avanti)and is reallly accurate at about 20-25 foot range. You'll need an extra magazine, because you'll really have fun with this gun. Put a Remington Single Point Rifle Sling to offset the weight of the Uzi mini-gun , works great and looks good too. The fold out stock works well and is sturdy. Blowback function works as it should with a little kickback - kinda cool. All in all really an awesome product-well done!!
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Really a nice well out thought out and designed product. Great quality , good price and fun to shoot and plink with. Buy a spare or two, magazines from Pyramyd Air - they come in really handy and are very well made. Very very cool submachine gun!!CommentsBy Niklas from Sweden on 2012-10-23 0 
Hey. Do you know if you got the new version that stays opend after the last BB? Heard that there was a 2011 vesion, dont know if its true. Thanks. /Niklas - Things I liked:This gun has a VERY NICE weight to it, VERY POWERFUL blowback action. such a real feel to it. tons of metal parts, almost full metal.
Things I would have changed:a minor thing maybe an extended mag...and a 8 shot burst maybe... besides that NOT A SINGLE THING!!!!
What others should know:EATS CO2, but is well worth it!!!!!CommentsBy Guillermo from USA on 2012-10-04 0 hi..... i only shot 30 to 35 is normal?and is hot day 35 c - Things I liked:I love the full auto...of course the gun had a date with my dremmel to get that. Looks awsome and easy to operate. Breaks down like real uzi. Finish wasn't so good. There was a deep gouge in the aluminun barrel shroud.
Things I would have changed:There was far more plastic on the gun than I thought there would be. In fact the gun is mostly plastic including a good part of the insides. I really do not understand this love affair manufacturers have with plastic. I also have never heard a serious air gunner say, "I want my guns to be all plastic. The more plastic the better."
What others should know:The gun really chews up co2 on full auto, but it's fun. - Things I liked:This is a great replica for the UZI. Heavy and lots of steel, quality adjustable sights, strongest recoil i've felt on a co2 gun. Full auto mod took me 15 minutes, very simple. Has strap hooks, which is good, this thing gets heavy.
Things I would have changed:Rear sight view hole needs to be larger, i painted the top of the front sight needle bright orange. Larger capacity mags, possibly large enough to last one co2. Slide stop would be wonderful when mags empty. Locking stock and a rubber butt pad would be nice for the recoil, these 2 things would also let the folding stock double as a much better foregrip when its not extended.
What others should know:Its apparent that this uzi could be easily accessorized and modified. The end of the "barrel" has an internal thread, for maybe a silencer or internal laser sight etc. type attachment. The real barrel its self comes right out when you unscrew it, which means a longer barrel could simply be switched out in a minute. Appears to have a small accessory rail under the barrel, only about an inch long. - Things I liked:* Heavy gun * Great recoil with the blowback * Pretty good replica * Easily modified to full auto * Lots of metal * Lots of fun!
Things I would have changed:The cap for the magazine is easily broken if you screw it too tight, and I've heard some people had issues with the cap getting stuck in the magazine, which left him no choice but to buy a new magazine. The grips looks very plastic, but they still resemble the grips of a real mini Uzi (the real one has those not-so-fancy screw holes aswell!). The plastic parts on top of the gun are probably easily broken if the gun is dropped to the ground. The safe-mode button on the grip is pretty sharp, it really hurts your hand when holding the gun sometimes, being a pretty heavy gun :)
What others should know:The Cybergun Mini Uzi is easily modded to support full auto, which is lots and lots of fun! Just remember that modifying it will likely cancel your warranty, and that unlicensed full-auto airguns may not be allowed according to your local laws & regulations! - Things I liked:Easily mods to full auto in 3 minutes (with just a pair of pliers and a pocket knife)...it's more accurate than I expected even in full auto...it's heavy...it's got insane recoil...very realistic
Things I would have changed:Give it a 50 round mag so that 1 mag = 1 Co2 cartridge...bolt should lock back when mag is empty...add a spare mag to the retail package...add a lock down for the follower on the mag and a speed loading hole just above that lock
What others should know:Loading this mag is a pain, forget about loading on the fly, but the realism when firing makes up for it...this gun tears through Co2, so stock up...overall, this gun is a lot of fun as long as you remember to get a couple of spare mags with it - Things I liked:You name it, I liked everything about this pistol.
Things I would have changed:Maybe locking stock. But not a big deal. The one it comes with works great.
What others should know:Buy more than one extra mag. The fun you can have with this pistol will bring a smile to your face. Buy three or four mags, bulk CO2, and good BB's. This thing is great :) - Things I liked:WOW... more fun than you should be aloud to have. Kicked much harder than I expected with the blowback. Great man toy...buy,buy,buy.
Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:buy more mags, you will want them. - Things I liked:Great blowback. Kicks like a mule. Quite powerful. The co2 and ammo magazine. Looks somewhat realistic.
Things I would have changed:Bolt catch after last round. All Metal parts, its very plasticy. Uses lots of gas, its a trade-off. The magazine is to unrealistically heavy (you'll see what I mean).
What others should know:Do the full-auto conversion. The gun will function as originally intended by the manufacture. It is imperative to have multiple magazines to enjoy this. The gun is mostly plastic, I dont know why it says full metal.CommentsBy John from USA on 2012-02-27 0 I handled a real uzi in germany when I was in the army. With the exception of this thing firing bb's instead of 9 mm pistol ammo, it is accurate in look feel and function. The real thing is not totally metal either.it does have plastic grips ect.By John from USA on 2012-02-09 0 The grip is PVC. Remember the grip on the real steel is not metal its poly.By Henrik from Sweden on 2012-02-07 1 The metal parts are: The barrel (from inside the gun and all the way to the end outside), the folding stock, the magazine, the front- and rear sights and most of the inner workings.By Edith from USA on 2012-01-23 0 The only place we state that it's made of metal is in the specs section...and it says it's made of metal/ABS plastic. The barrel IS metal. Not sure what the rest of the gun is made of. But the spec of metal & ABS plastic is accurate. - Things I liked:The feel, the appearance, the metal and non-plastic feel.
Things I would have changed:Someone needs to add an online video for us that are a bit tech-challenged to self "upgrade" to the full-auto version. I did exactly what a particular video demonstrated, put it back together, and it hasn't worked since. Now my warranty is voided, and my nice little Uzi is non-op completely. Not even a single shooter any more! I guess that's the risk you take......
What others should know:BE CAREFUL if you decide to implement the full-auto by yourself!CommentsBy Ron from USA on 2012-03-11 0 Check for a clogged barrel. run a cleaning rod from the muzzle end to punch out any BB's that might be jammed. And don't use the BB's that came with the gun, use any Daisy BB's and don't forget to charge the bolt before you go to shoot. I hope this help's you get your gun up and running. Good luck, Ron - Things I liked:"EVERYTHING"!!!!! THIS GUN IS A BEAST. Heft, serious recoil, appearance, quality workmanship. A true piece of "ART"... DID I MENTION, "Very easy to convert". Outstanding accuracy, even @ long range on full auto!
Things I would have changed:PLEASE COME OUT WITH A 50 ROUND MAG., TO MATCH GAS CONSUMPTION..Then you can re-load all at once
What others should know:this gun is a gas pig, BUT YOU WILL BE IN HOG HEAVEN WHEN YOU PUT THIS GUN ON "ROCK & ROLL"...A blast to shoot..MY INSTANT FAVORITE..YOU GOTTA GET YOURSELF ONE OF THESE BAD-BOYS.."NOW", CAUSE SOMETHING THIS FUN IS NOT GOING TO BE AROUND FOR LONG...SPARE MAGS FOR THIS GUN ARE A MUST!!! - Things I liked:This the steel BB version of the airsoft twin brother, I have both.
Things I would have changed:It should like it's twin brother that the bolt should kept open when the last round is shot. The ammo should be stack like it's twin brother airsoft in a Z way to house more rounds.
What others should know:It consume a lot of gas, and converse back to full auto is not difficult, but waste CO2. - 12
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Accuracy:4 4.0
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Things I would have changed:Not a thing.
What others should know:Just too much fun!