Uzi

The ^WUzi is an open-bolt, blowback-operated submachine gun primarily manufactured by Israeli Military Industries, although other companies such as FN Herstal and Norinco create both licensed and unlicensed clones of the weapon. The Uzi's name comes from its designer: Major Uziel Gal, who did not actually want the weapon to be named after him. It implements the use of stamped sheet metal, making the manufacturing of the weapon very cheap. It was also one of the first weapons to use a telescoping bolt design, allowing the Uzi to be much more compact, as the magazine well is housed in the grip of the weapon.

Insurgency: Sandstorm

Uzi
General information
Inventory slot	Primary
Weapon class	Submachine gun
Fire modes	Fully automatic Semi-automatic
Operators	Insurgent Forces Breacher
Statistics
Cartridge	9x19mm
Vertical recoil	16
Horizontal recoil	16
Muzzle velocity	400 m/s
Rate of fire	600 rpm
Penetration	177 pp
Magazine capacity	25 rounds 32 (Ext.) 50 (Drum)
Reserve ammunition	3 mags 5 (LC) 7 (HC)
Supply points?	2
Weight	6%

The Uzi is a submachine gun featured in Insurgency: Sandstorm.

Attachments

Optics	1.5x PK-AS 1x Kobra 1x MARS 1x MRO 1x OKP-7 1x Red Dot 1x Holographic 2x-1x Holographic 2x-1x Kobra 2x-1x MARS 2x-1x OKP-7 2x-1x Red Dot 4x M150 4x-1x C79 4x-1x SU230 4x-1x M150 BUS 4x-1x SU230 BUS
Underbarrel	Quick Draw Grip Loading Grip Aiming Grip Recoil Grip
Barrel	Flash Hider Compensator Suppressor
Magazine	Extended Magazine Drum Magazine
Siderail	Laser Sight

Trivia

• The Uzi is modeled with an aftermarket charging handle that extends to the side, for allowing optics to be easily mounted to the weapon.
  • In early versions of the game, however, it was modeled with the original charging handle, and the aftermarket handle only appeared when optics were added. This was removed, likely to reduce the amount of resources needed, and now the Uzi always has the side charging handle regardless of the optic used.
• The markings of the Uzi read "UZI semi-auto MODEL B 9mm PARA-ISRAEL", indicating that the in-game model was based on the Uzi Model B, a semi-auto only civilian version of the Uzi.

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