UZI PRO for Sale

Quick Look

The UZI Pro is a modernized version of the classic UZI submachine gun, originally designed in the late 1940s in Israel. It features a compact, modular design focused on versatility and ease of use. Today, the UZI Pro remains popular for close-quarters combat and tactical applications worldwide.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven reliability under harsh conditions
• Compact size optimized for maneuverability
• Modular components for customization
• Ambidextrous controls enhance ergonomics
• Compatible with various caliber conversions

Key Variants

UZI Pro Semi-Auto

Designed for civilian and law enforcement markets, offering semi-automatic fire with modernized features.

UZI Pro Submachine Gun

Military-grade variant delivering fully automatic capability, suited for tactical teams and special operations.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	UZI Pro	MP5	KRISS Vector
MSRP	$1,200–$1,600	$1,800–$2,100	$1,700–$2,300
Capacity/Size	32-round 9mm	30-round 9mm	30-round 9mm
Weight	6.5 lbs (empty)	6.6 lbs (empty)	6.9 lbs (empty)
Optics-Ready	Yes, Picatinny rail	Yes, with mount adapter	Yes, integrated rail
Trigger Type	Double-action / single-action	Single-action	Semi-automatic with safety
Notable Pro	Compact with ambidextrous controls	Renowned for reliability	Innovative recoil mitigation
Notable Con	Heavier than some competitors	More expensive MSRP	Complex maintenance

Best Use Cases

• Urban self-defense and personal protection
• Law enforcement tactical operations
• Close-quarters combat scenarios
• Range training and proficiency practice
• Collectors of iconic submachine guns

FAQs

Can I use standard 9mm magazines with the UZI Pro?

The UZI Pro uses proprietary magazines designed for optimal fit and feed reliability; standard 9mm mags from other brands are incompatible.

What is the effective range of the UZI Pro?

The effective range is approximately 100–150 meters, typical for 9mm submachine guns optimized for close quarters.

How does the UZI Pro differ from the original UZI?

The UZI Pro features modular design, improved ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and a Picatinny rail for optics, unlike the original fixed design.