KWC's Mini Uzi (new version)

Quite solid and heavy - this is a new version without the authentic IWI marking as well as the plastic IWI case...but now the internals have been improved so I can finally clear a full mag with one CO2 bottle with extremely strong recoils (for old version one CO2 can only last 3/4 of a full mag)!

What's bad about it - KWC don't go full metal on this one...so Guarder decided to do something about it...




Of course the parts are in white colour just to show which parts are in metal (will be in black when available)...I found these two on web archive and now it seems Guarder had pull this off from their website (maybe more time needed for development) ...

It's good to see the KWC Mini UZI here. I've owned one for awhile now and can testify to its merits.
Very powerful, loud, superb heavy recoil ... it's probably the best GBB model I've had.

The early version simply couldn't empty a mag full of 38 bbs in long bursts. KWC were very helpful and sent me uprated gas valves which cured the problem completely.
One C02 cartridge will easily clear a mag now making the gun much more fun to use.

The thought of an all metal body kit is very appealing, even though the standard gun is solid and heavy this kit would make it even better

I have the .177 steel BB version of this (not Airsoft) and recently purchased two new mags for it (at near £50 each). It amazes me how KWC put a new allen key in with each new mag, when essentially it should have a spare 'plastic' grub screw included along with the one already supplied in the mag housing. KWC's Beretta 92 has the same grub screw for it's magazine and a spare one comes with the gun. Also if you choose to buy a spare mag for the 92 it also comes with a spare 'grub screw', so why not the UZI as well!!?? You're never going to wear out the allen key, but the grub screws are a different story. I grease the threads on the grub screws with either vasoline or lithium grease. Both work well and help to extend the life of them.

This gun (the steel BB firing Mini UZI) does have a full auto mod that is well documented on YouTube et al - but doing that essentially turns it into a Section 5 Firearm. I have been tempted, but can't bring myself to do it. You never know!! I guess that is the beauty of 'Airsoft' over 'Airgun'...