Vector Arms
Vector Arms is known among collectors and serious shooters for building civilian legal versions of classic military firearms with a focus on the Uzi platform and HK pattern rifles. The company built its reputation on well executed Uzi carbines and submachine guns assembled from Group Industries receivers and high quality parts, along with HK93 style V93 rifles and other niche offerings. If you are looking for a dependable range gun, a centerfire carbine for training, or a historically flavored collectible, Vector Arms products deliver practical performance based on proven designs. Explore Vector Arms Uzi carbines, Mini Uzi builds, and V93 HK93 clones listed on GunsAmerica.
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Frequently asked questions
What models is Vector Arms best known for?
Vector Arms is best known for its Uzi line, which includes full size and Mini Uzi builds in 9 mm and 45 ACP, along with semi automatic carbines. The company also produced HK93 style V93 rifles and a selection of AK type rifles and RPD belt fed semi autos.
Are Vector Uzis considered high quality?
Yes. Vector Uzis built on Group Industries receivers with quality parts and proper hardening are well regarded by many shooters and have a strong reputation for reliability and durability.
Are Vector Arms rifles suitable for range use and training?
Vector rifles like the V93 are well suited for range work, carbine classes, and general training. They offer the familiar feel of HK pattern roller delayed rifles in a configuration that uses common .223 Remington or 5.56 ammunition and readily available magazines.
Can I still get parts and accessories for Vector Arms guns?
Yes. Even though Vector Arms is no longer in large scale production, owners can still draw from a robust aftermarket for Uzi and HK pattern parts, including magazines, furniture, small parts, and accessories. Many gunsmiths and specialty shops support these platforms and can handle maintenance or upgrade work.
Where can I buy Vector Arms guns like the Uzi or V93?
Vector Arms firearms primarily show up through dealers, secondary market listings, and online marketplaces that specialize in collector and surplus style firearms. GunsAmerica is a key place to watch for Vector Uzi carbines, Mini Uzi variants, and V93 rifles offered by dealers and private sellers.
About
Vector Arms built its business on adapting classic military firearm designs for civilian ownership while maintaining a high standard of fit and finish. Based in Utah, the company combined registered receivers, surplus and newly manufactured parts, and careful in house processes to produce Uzis, HK style rifles, and other specialty builds that appealed to enthusiasts who wanted serious hardware with historical roots.