MICRO UZI for Sale

Quick Look

The Micro Uzi, introduced in the 1980s, is a compact variant of the iconic Uzi submachine gun. It was designed for close-quarters combat with a focus on portability and rapid-fire capability. Today, it remains a sought-after firearm for collectors and enthusiasts valuing its unique design and historical significance.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Highly compact and easy to maneuver in tight spaces
• Simple blowback design ensures reliability
• High cyclic rate suitable for close-quarters defense
• Robust steel construction offers durability
• Recognized classic with strong collector demand

Key Variants

Mini Uzi

Smaller than the Micro Uzi, ideal for compact concealment and personal defense.

Uzi Pro

Modernized version with enhanced ergonomics and accessory compatibility for tactical use.

Uzi Classic

The original full-size model offering standard capacity and control.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Micro Uzi	Mini Uzi	Uzi Pro
MSRP	$1,500 - $2,000	$1,200 - $1,700	$1,800 - $2,300
Capacity/Size	20 or 25 rounds, 6.3" barrel	20 or 32 rounds, 5.5" barrel	25 rounds, 7.6" barrel
Weight	4.7 lbs loaded	4.1 lbs loaded	5 lbs loaded
Optics-Ready	No	No	Yes (Picatinny rail)
Trigger Type	Double-action only	Double-action only	Double-action only
Notable Pro	Compact design for concealability	Shortest barrel length	Modern features and modularity
Notable Con	No optics rail	Lower capacity options	Higher weight and cost

Best Use Cases

• Close-quarters self-defense
• Personal security and concealed carry
• Range training with a classic design
• Collector’s interest in historic firearms

FAQs

Can I use standard Uzi magazines in the Micro Uzi?

No, Micro Uzi requires specific magazines designed for its smaller frame. Standard Uzi magazines will not fit or feed properly.

What caliber does the Micro Uzi use?

The Micro Uzi is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, consistent with the original Uzi platform.

How does the Micro Uzi’s rate of fire compare to other models?

It has a high cyclic rate of approximately 1,200 rounds per minute, faster than the Mini and Classic Uzi models.