Description

History of the Real UZI Submachine Gun
The UZI submachine gun is one of the most famous and widely used automatic weapons in the world. This Israeli submachine gun was designed in the 1950s by Israeli designer Uziel Gal, and has since become an icon of military and police arsenals. UZI was adopted by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in 1954, quickly gaining popularity due to its compact design, reliability, and ease of use. The UZI submachine gun was used not only by Israeli armed forces but also by many other armies and police forces worldwide. Over the years, it has been produced in several versions, with the 1960 model being one of the most iconic versions of this weapon.

Airsoft Version – Northeast UZI 60 CO2
Northeast UZI 60 is a precise replica of the 1960 Israeli version used by the IDF. This model stands out with its precise craftsmanship, featuring a durable stamped steel body and metal parts that faithfully replicate the real weapon. The special CERAKOTE finish not only ensures an authentic appearance but also accurately simulates the color tone used on the real counterpart. Thanks to the simulation of operational mechanisms and faithful construction, this airsoft submachine gun allows for realistic weapon handling training. Northeast UZI 60 is also compatible with both CO2 and gas magazines (MP2A1 / UZI), giving players more options when choosing the ideal gas pressure based on ambient temperature.

Key Features

Authentic Replica: Precise craftsmanship faithfully replicates the 1960 UZI model.
High-Quality Materials: Steel construction with aluminum alloy and fiber polymer components for high durability and a realistic feel.
CERAKOTE Finish: Special coating that accurately simulates the original color tone and enhances durability against wear.
Simulation of Operational Mechanisms: Realistic functional elements, including the blowback system, provide an authentic shooting experience.
Compatibility with CO2 and Gas Magazines (MP2A1 / UZI): Allows players to choose between different p..