I recently added a vintage Action Arms Mini Uzi to my collection. This one is in beautiful shape, no handling marks, included the paperwork, plastic case and serial numbered cardboard slip case.

Wondering if any one else is collecting 80's era cool stuff that you couldn't afford back in the day too?

Years ago I found a comparable AA UZI in the box so I have a little UZI thing going. A nice Galil would be nice to add one day.

HK Ag

I have a nice model b in 45 that I'm very fond of. Downside to the 45 Uzi is magazines are hard to find, 16 rounds only and expensive when/if you do find them. Still a cool rfile with minimal felt recoil and pretty accurate out to 50 yards.

I have two Vector/Group UZI SMGs. Love the UZI. No collection should be without one.

I have a SBR'd Vector. Love the Uzi.

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Originally posted by JoshNC:
I Love the UZI. No collection should be without one.

Nor should any post be without pics! Post ‘em if you got ‘em. I love the UZI but don’t own one. I have to live vicariously through you guys.

I almost bought an Action Arms 9mm gun with 45acp kit for $2200 about a year ago. Sometimes, my intention not to impulsive leads to regret later. I should not have paused.

I did pic up a new production Uzi Pro for about 1/2 off normal price. I swapped the brace off for a Tailhook. Not as cool as an original but will tide me over until I find a good deal on a pre-ban again.

Great looking weapon!

Got a new UZI Pro with the brace as well, fun brick of a weapon. Surprisingly accurate at 25 yards for me.

My favorite bumpersticker is "Honk if you've never seen an Uzi fired out the window of a moving car".

Last year I placed a bid on GB for what I thought was a UZI pistol in 9mm. The next day I soberly discovered it is a .22 Walther/Umarex replica. Nobody outbid me.....

Anybody want a .22 understudy?

I've had half a dozen model A & B UZI's over the years ... The cool factor or what seemed like a cheap price would lure me in, then after a couple trips to the range I'd remember why I sold the "last one", they were just so heavy I didn't enjoy them ... However there are "fun" ones and when the itch hit me again about 10 months ago, the fun ones were in the $15K range ... I wished I'd bought one of those when they were in the $6k-$8K range. Still having the itch I found a nice transferable M-11 that's been in jail since September for what a transferable UZI used to go for ... Since then I bought a semi M-11 with a gen 1 LAGE and standard upper, put my Noveske Pig on it and fabricated a folding blade. Then I built a lower for the standard M-11 because ... I had an extra upper, a condition resulting from too much AR exposure ... So I guess you could say I've got a small collection of UZI wannabe's