Customers Q&A on Uzi CO2 BB Submachine Gun

Hello! I just got in my Mini Uzi the other day and was able to give it a test game today. However, in semi auto it likes to burst fire a few instead. Full auto works fine though. But when I pull the trigger and not hold it down for semi it will burst out 2-3 rounds, sometimes it will only shoot once though. Any ideas?

My co2 wont undcrew from the Allan wrench in clip it just turns any way to fix or order new clip? Ive only shot about 5 times then it sit for bout 6 months ??

• Tyler from USA:

  I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but it sounds like your piercing screw might be chewed up. If that's the case, a new mag would be in order unless Umarex USA will sell you just the screw.

There is a lever on the top of the barrel in the front, it holds a collar, that serves what purpose? Is this where the blowback adjustment can be made? I'm trying to get a little more legs out of the o2 cartridges. Or does it hold the barrel, or both?

Is there a specific base mount that I can use to mount a laser dot under the barrel?

• Tyler from USA:

  Not that I have seen

How many rounds per second does the full auto UZI fire?

• Tyler from USA:

  The gun will dump a full 25 rd magazine in about 2 seconds

Is it easy to change the co2 ?

• Stanley from USA:

  Yes.

can a laser dot be mounted under the barrel

• Christian from USA:

  Only with a special mount. The UZI (even in real life) does not have accessory rails.

How do you attach a sling to this one?

• Timothy from USA:

  There are Uzi SMG slings made by Galco leather. They work perfect for the Mini Uzi.

• micheljgaudet from USA:

  Ummm... you can use the attached sling mounts for attaching the sling.

• Michael from USA:

  There are two small pins with eyes in them through which you can clip a sling. Problem is the gun is so heavy it wants to lay quite awkwardly on your back.

will they come out with a 22 caliber version if so can it take pellets and have a rifled barrel

• Jonathan from USA:

  No, they won't come out with a pellet shooting version, 22 or otherwise. The mechanics involved in the feeding mechanism are not translatable between the two projectile types unfortunately.

what parts of this replica metal and which are plastic? Is this a to scale copy?

• Timothy from USA:

  Many parts are genuine IMI/IWI surplus UZI parts. The barrel nut retainer is plastic and the frame is plastic. The barrel nut, top cover assembly, magazine catch and other items are IMI metal.

• Michael from USA:

  Mine is almost entirely metal, only the grips are plastic as far as I can tell.

Is this gun metal?

• Micheal from USA:

  Material Metal/ABS plastic Stock Synthetic

Is the full auto a legit modification or are the gunsmiths just altering the gun to shoot full auto. (was it originally designed to shoot full auto)?

• Timothy from USA:

  This gun is very similar to the Uzi semiautomatic carbine inported by Action Arms Ltd. in the 1980's. You have to file off the nub which prevents the fire selector from moving forward to the 'A' (Automatic) setting. Once this nub is filed off and smoothed out, the selector will move forward and the gun will fire full auto.

• Val from USA:

  The gun was originally designed for full-auto.

Does the full auto version 7175 also have semi auto or is just full auto all the time?

• Mark from USA:

  Yes, all the upgrade does is enables the full-auto mode. Semi-auto mode is still there.

How do I purchase this pistol in the full auto version?

• Arin from USA:

  It has semi-auto and full-auto

• Val from USA:

  same page, just use 7175 kit, here is the link: Uzi CO2 BB Submachine Gun....

How different is the full auto and semi auto on BB usage? How much ammunition (roughly) would you go through in both modes?

• Arin from USA:

  In semi-auto from 2-3 clips in full-auto 1

• Cory from USA:

  You can shoot about 1 magazine full of bb's before C02 change in full auto (use controlled bursts not a complete dump) and approximately 2 magazines full of bb's before a change in semi auto.

How many CO2 tanks does this product go through in semi-auto and in full auto? What would be the difference between modes on CO2 usage?

• Cory from USA:

  At optimal ambient temperatures you should expect around 1 mag in full auto (or just under if 1 constant burst, suggest using a few bursts with a short break in between as this will give many more shots) and around 2 magazines full of bb's in semi auto.

Can it really fire 71 yards (210 feet) with any power?

• Cory from USA:

  That would be maximum distance traveled, you would most likely want to keep 20 yards or under for target shooting.

Can u hook up large co2 tanks to it

• Cory from USA:

  There is not a way to do that at this time.

I just recently purchased this product and I would like to know how you can make this a full auto I am intrigued ?

• Cory from USA:

  In order to keep the full product warranty intact this a modification should be completed by a Pyramyd Air Technician. The modification to full can be accomplished by removing the trigger group frame and cutting/filing the blocking tab off the bottom of the receiver. This permanent change will void the warranty on the gun.

HOW DIFFERENT THIS FULL AUTO FROM A MOD VERSION?

• Cory from USA:

  This is the same as a Mod version, it is done by a Pyramyd Air technician.

So the Full Atuo upgrade version,does the fire selector allow you to fire in Semi-Auto aswell?

• Val from USA:

  yes

in the vain of the "grip or mag" question... is this a gun or lollipop?... ANS : YES (LOL)

Anyway to convert it to use larger CO2 carts or mags?

• Cory from USA:

  None that I am aware of.

Is the co2 compartment in the grip or mag

• Timothy from USA:

  It is contained in the magazine. Once you drop the mag, there is no Co2.

• Val from USA:

  yes

Were do you fi d out how to do mod for full auto

• Joe from USA:

  Pyramyd Air now offers the full-auto version and their upgrade does not void the warranty!!!

• Cory from USA:

  I would not recommend any modifications to full auto as they will void the warranty and most likely wear parts prematurely if not break them due to the additional stresses.

is this the one where you can mod it to be full auto ?

• John from USA:

  You can do a very simple modification but it will void the warranty

• Richelle from USA:

  No, any modifications will void the warranty.

My uzi starts to "leak" sometimes after a few shots. The gun hisses and no longer fires. Is this a gun problem or mag problem?

• Jeff from USA:

  CO2 seal broken?

• Dan the Man from USA:

  Sounds like the mag, are you using Pellgun oil?

Can you attach a sling to this gun?

• WEI from USA:

  Yes, you can.

is this the one with the strong recoil?

• brian from USA:

  Yes the blowback bolt mechanism is wieghted and the blowback gas porting function uses the majority of the available air for each shot and also is the greatest contributor to the overall sound of each report when fired.

Who's the manufacturer? Umarex? Cybergun?

• Val from USA:

  It's really made by KWC. Used to be licensed under Cybergun, now under Umarex.

• brian from USA:

  I am 99% sure that the O.E.M. for this product is indeed Cybergun. They supply this to several different distributors and even make licensed and unlicensed IMI Uzi reproduction with the Uzi Stampings on the frame. If its offered Umarex than it is a licensed version with Uzi stampings.Also...Cybergun manufactures an 8mm airsoft version also. I understand that both the 4.5mm/.177 version and the 8mm/airsoft version share all the same parts except the barrel liner and magazine. Both models have exchangable parts and is why the steel model is so easily modded for full auto.