Micro Uzi Spring Airsoft – Metal Folding Stock, Korean-Made, Iconic Israeli SMG

The compact Israeli SMG, faithfully replicated

The Uzi — designed by Uziel Gal at Israeli Military Industries in the late 1940s — became one of the most recognisable submachine guns ever made, carried by Israeli infantry, the Mossad, and special forces around the world. The Micro Uzi is the smallest member of the family, a pistol-sized SMG with the same instantly-recognisable silhouette.

Real metal where it counts

This is a spring-powered airsoft replica (manually cocked, one shot per cycle) — but unlike most spring-powered models in this price range, the construction is genuinely metal in the places that matter:

• Metal cocking lever
• Metal folding stock
• Metal trigger
• Metal safety
• Metal internal piston-catch mechanism

The air system itself — piston and cylinder with nozzle — uses hardened ABS for durability and consistent gas seal. The result is a satisfying weight in the hand (580 g) and the kind of build quality you don't normally get from a sub-€50 spring replica.

Korean manufacturing

Produced in Korea, which along with Taiwan has the strongest reputation for mid-range airsoft manufacturing. That's the difference behind "feels solid" versus "feels like a toy".

Specs

• Historic name: Uzi (Micro variant), designed by Uziel Gal
• Era: Israeli SMG from 1950s onward
• Type: Spring-powered airsoft, manually cocked
• Fire mode: Single shot per cocking cycle
• Magazine: 175-rd hi-cap
• Stock: Metal folding
• Metal parts: Cocking lever, folding stock, trigger, safety, piston-catch
• Air system: Hardened ABS piston and cylinder
• Length: 265 mm
• Weight: 580 g
• Origin: Manufactured in Korea
• Calibre: 6 mm BB