UZI CO2 Blowback Submachine BB Gun

This was discontinued.

There is no optic rail available for the Uzi.

NO. The Uzi is CO2 powered only.

That's a damn lie. Twist it tighter

Where can I buy a replacment mag?

But that, you mean to say the rubber seal is connected to the clip and not the chamber area? There is a material you can buy that "rubberizes" the CO2 capsule( by the tip) that re-seals the area that leaks( the future models will be invented by someone (you?) That solves the leaky-gas escape issue, with a simple seal assembly removal and replacement, to make it so intermediate shop-level expertise is no longer required. BTW, The 'blow-back feature does make it more realistic, AS WELL AS make the Airgun NOT as strong, some of the gas pressure is needed to move that metal rail back, there is also a way to increase the fps by at least 20 or 30%, ... You'll figure it out eventually

Most likely reason is the CO² is chilling your o-rings and causing blow-by. Might consider new rings. This is a common problem with fast repeat firing using CO², propane powered BB/airsoft/pellet guns. Allow a longer duration lull between shots to see if that alleviates the issue any. If so, as I mentioned, you might want to replace the o-rings or seals on the magazine. Do you have more than 1 magazine? Is this issue happening with more than 1 mag or only a particular one? If more than one, might be o-ring inside gun or seal where magazine gas lip makes contact. Inspect with a bright light to be sure no damage.

Its likely the pressure valve in the mag.It can be removed with a screwdriver .Mine did this because a small shard of metal got stuck in the valve. I removed it and it worked well.

Most likely the Co2 valve on the magazine is failing, if you have a second magazine with the same symptoms then check the bolt action for loose hardware that may interfering with the Co2 valve. I myself haven't had a leaky valve yet but I did have the bolt assembly fall apart after shooting a few mags. The bolt assembly screws had vibrated loose, I reassembled the bolt with thread-lock and that took care of that particular problem.

Sounds like you aren't piercing the CO2 tube good enough before inserting the mag into the gun. You can load the CO2 tube with the mag in or out of the gun. I prefer to load the co2 with the magazine in the gun. This way when you tighten it you can immediately know if there is hissing that you can tighten a little more until hissing stops.

I have not had this problem. I always put a small smear if Frog lube on the end of co2 cartridge before snugging it tight. If you've overtightened a dry co2, you might have damaged the oring seal.

Try getting some air tool oil(its pneumatic) and oil some in the co2 port on the mag aand the gun itself.i did that to mine and it stopped doing that crap.

The point where it punctures the co2 in the mag has broken. Buy a new mag to solve problem

ANT makes an adapter to convert CO2 12g guns to Bulk CO2 or HPA. This adapter can be made to work with the mini Uzi by adding 2 O rings. Unless you are dirt poor then it's not worth with for bulk Co2 imo. I am interested in trying it with HPA myself to see if it increases the power. The limited power is the only thing I don't like about my mini uzi but if HPA brought it up to a more satisfying 600fps.... Get a wide screw driver and tighten the valve on the mag to improve CO2 performance. 2 of my mags came with this screw loose and I only got 1 mag per 12g cartridge until I tightened it.

I recently purchased the Uzi and converted it to full auto and it's a blast to shoot. I'm not aware of any available parts to convert it to larger CO2 tanks or to HPA, maybe someone will come out with the necessary adapter to be able to use HPA. The only drawback is regardless of what energy source you use you are still burdened by the fact that you still have the bb's in a magazine that only holds 24 rounds so you will still have to swap out magazines with the bb's and that will make it difficult on the source you use since the bb's are in a detachable 24 rd magazine. I don't think it's possible to use anything other than 12 gm CO2 that fits in the same magazine as the bb's.

I've thought about doing it...but havent done it YET!IT wouldnt be hard it would just be a matter of getting the right size connection to fit,and use a regulator(you wouldnt want to blow some seals).I would use a remote valve from a paintball gun and a hose with a fitting.

On the real steel version, it serves as a quick change barrel system for prolonged full auto fire. On this BB gun it most likely is there for cosmetics and a little bit of added authenticity.

Go see the 2016 KWC catalogue . This ratchet ring is mentioned as " Ajustable Hop Up". I don't know if it 's applied to airsoft or BB, as there are 2 models 6mm and 4.5mm on the same page.

having a real one in my service in Israel at late 70's i know it in and out the ratchet is the removal and re tightening of barrel , so its only cosmetic on this

My barrel ring is fully tight. I have no idea what function it serves. I'm not going to mess with it since my UZI works very well.

As far as I could tell cosmetic. I had a hard time getting mine tightened back up when I disassembled mine and it didn't affect the function at all shooting with it loose. I finally figure out how to get it tightened back up and no change that I could tell from when it was loose.

It keeps the barrel ring from loosening, not a problem on this mini since it has a faux barrel. It however makes the mini true to the original design and manufacture. I tighten mine till it starts to feel snug, the ring will be almost fully seated and the barrel will be snug.

I was curious about that also but haven't taken the time to investigate it.

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You can do that full auto conversion by yourself, and it only take about 10 minutes. There are very good instructions how to do that on Youtube. Just search by the words: Cybergun mini uzi full auto modification.... C

They are available on YouTube

Yes. On youtube. Takes about 5 minutes.

Ive looked MANY different places, and finally.. https://www.replicaairguns.us/kwc-full-size-magazine-for-co2-uzi-steel-45mm-bb-gun#

Swiss Arms Protector ( Cybergun MINI UZI ) 4.5mm BB ( 25 shot BB ) Spare Magazine

I have problems caging co2 screw keeps stripping can't get it out does anyone have this problem can you tell the secrecy Thank you

I thought the manual said "under the front grips " ???

This gun does not have Weaver or anything else type rail.

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Cybergun has a licence from KWC

Mine got both, Umarex and IWI (Israel Weapon Industries) = Company which make´s uzi.

Mine got license from Umarex and IWI.

The gun I bought is brandet by Umarex and IWI. (but what I really think it is actually made by Cybergun) For my known there are at least 2 different kind of model to this gun. The version which I bought: It has no supressor, but it weights 4,85 lbs. But there are that Umarex brandet supressed version too, but it only weight 1,81 lbs.

Gun made by Umarex. Differences between Umarex and others? Don't know, never owned any others. I DO have to tell you that I'm reluctant to take this to show to my buddies in public, for fear some cop will think it's real and shoot me for holding a BB gun. It's VERY realistic, both in look and feel - heavy and well-made. If you want to convert to full auto, it takes a good 7 minutes to do so. And it makes the gun even more fun, although it blows through CO2 cartridges in only 2 magazines of BBs. It's not for hunting anything except cardboard boxes, but it's lots of fun to shoot and share the experience with friends in a non-public area.

Hi, this gun is a replica of real Uzi, it work with open bolt system as when bolt is closed you need to open with bolt lever and now you are ready to shoot, when you press the trigger the bolt closing, charge a bb from magazine in the barrel and shoot, the recoil permit to reopen the bolt and in automatic position fire again. Like the real fire arms its magazine have only 25 shoots. With this bolt system and its hard blow back effect 50 good shoot is good, in my opinion.

This is a good air gun when it comes to looks. But when talking about proformance it lacks power and the co2 runs out after about 30 shots. I think its very over priced or should have been a pellet gun and i rather use a air pistol with more power and lighter to carry around. Im looking to purchase the mp4 once in stock. I hope it doesnt disappoint me. Thankyou

The gun is solidly made - don't sweat the plastic parts. Most of it is metal and the plastic parts aren't cheap. The valve on the mag is legitimately sketchy - mine has now finally started to leak a tiny little bit so I will probably end up getting a new mag. Fortunately, it is just the mag not the gun. It is a big air hog so don't expect a bunch of mags per cylinder anyway. The bolt is heavy and basically all metal and takes a lot of air to move back and forth - which increases the realism, but also means each shot sucks a ton of air. You don't buy this thing for low cost per shot. It does not lock back on the last shot as far as I know and I am not sure whether the real gun does either. Both fire from the open bolt so it is kind of a different action than you are used to. Nobody would know it is not a real UZI without a very close inspection. Be sure you have someplace private to use it if you don't want a visit from the SWAT team. Seriously. Once it is out of warranty, make it full auto. It is super easy to do and definitely worth doing.

You can order that spare magazine here in Airgun Depot the SKU for that magazine is: 51100

The mini uzi is made in Tawain, as far as an actual manufacture, I couldn't tell you. BUT I converted that uzi to full automatic and it has realistic blowback feel to my 9mm fully auto uzi. Its a nice piece of machinery. Robert

There is no maker's name anywhere on the package or the weapon. It is completely unbranded. But don't let that freak you out. It is well-made, mine has held up just fine and I've had it a while now. You can mod it to go full-auto in about 10 minutes which makes it even more fun.

yes. It is semi auto and can be easily modified for full auto

No, the Drozd barrel attaches in a completely different way. You might be able to fit the plastic false suppressor that comes stock on a Drozd Blackbird over the UZI barrel, but it would be for looks only.

It is Semi-Automatic and capacity is 25.

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.

They do not put an orange tip on the end of this

Corey, We are able to ship to Canada, however, there are restrictions on certain types of guns. Yes, extra clips can be found on our website. Sincerely, The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

http://www.replicaairguns.com/posts/2010/12/26/cybergun-kwc-mini-uzi-bb-gun-full-auto-modification.html should answer your question.

It turns the plug that hold the CO2 capsule in place.

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It is not full auto, the user may have modded their gun.

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Made in Taiwan.

This gun is made in Taiwan. This is a high quality full metal gun. Very realistic with blowback action.

so far i have not found and been told there isnt a larger magazine for this UZI , which is a bummer but yea.. and shoots abt 50 shots per co2 acrtidge in semi auto, and if you have a full auto id say about 35 to 40 shots seeing that it kills more co2 just to make it full auto, hope this helps.. :D its a real good uzi none the less

Daisy bbs should be fine.

Sorry we do not ship to Canada

How did you increase magazine capacity and up the fps?

This doesn't have a orange tip. Only airsoft guns do.

Airguns do not require an orange tip. Federal law requires only airsoft guns to have an orange tip. This gun shoots steel bbs.

The one that I ordered from airgundepot is all the same color, so I would believe that they are all the same, at least from airgundepot. Off subjuct. I did the full auto convertion, machined high capacity magazines, modifided a folding stock to incorporate a large co2 bottle and did a little math and was able to get the fps up. Testing on my chronograph on a full bottle it peaks 900fps, but averages between 800 to just about 820fps. It did take a lot of planning and trial and error. My conversions ran around $80. All in all its worth it, and I enjoy it more than I should. What can I say, im still a kid at heart and love sport sporting, pets control and regular hunting with my bow or my 7mm-08 rifle. Anyway, its a great buy and has a lot of potential, enjoy!!!!