MICRO UZI 9MM for Sale

Quick Look

The Micro Uzi is the compact variant of the Israeli Uzi submachine gun, originally designed in the 1980s by Uziel Gal. Built for discreet carry and close-quarters use, it prioritizes high firepower from a remarkably compact frame. Though rare on the civilian market, it remains iconic among collectors and NFA enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Extremely compact for 9mm automatic fire
• Proven Israeli military and special forces heritage
• Simple blowback design for durability
• Folding stock for better portability
• High aftermarket appeal among collectors

Key Variants

Micro Uzi Full Auto

Transferable machine gun variant, prized among Class III collectors and investment buyers.

Micro Uzi Pistol

Semi-automatic version without stock, NFA-exempt and more accessible on the civilian market.

Micro Uzi SBR

Registered Short Barreled Rifle configuration with folding stock and improved shootability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Micro Uzi 9Mm	HK SP5K	MAC 11
MSRP	Varies NFA/Class III	$2,799	~$1,200 (used)
Capacity / Size	20–32 rd / Ultra Compact	30 rd / Compact	32 rd / Sub-compact
Weight	3.7 lbs (unloaded)	5.1 lbs	3.3 lbs
Optics-Ready	No (requires mount)	No (aftermarket mount)	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage, open bolt (full auto)	Closed bolt, semi-auto	Open bolt
Notable Pro	Tank-tough, iconic Israeli design	Modern manufacturing, MP5 lineage	Very compact and lightweight
Notable Con	NFA-regulated and expensive	High price for semi-auto	Recoil control can be difficult

Best Use Cases

• Firearms collection and historical interest
• NFA enthusiast market
• Short-range range practice
• Close-quarters training with SBR variant

FAQs

Can I legally own a Micro Uzi 9mm?

Semi-auto variants are legal in most states. Full-auto versions require ATF approval and NFA registration.

What is the rate of fire on the Micro Uzi?

The original Micro Uzi has a cyclic rate of approximately 1,200 rounds per minute in full-auto mode.

How does the Micro Uzi compare to the regular Uzi?

It is much smaller, lighter, and faster-firing than the full-size Uzi, optimized for concealment and mobility.