Full-auto Crosman Micro UZI

Crosman Micro UZI, made in Japan by Maruzen, converted to fire full-auto only with open ejection port. Empties the 50-round magazine in a matter of seconds!

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Crosman
• Airsoft

[InfernoGmbH]

I don't know about now, but when I first bought this gun, it was semi-auto only. The Japanese version, correctly labled "Maruzen", is sol to the Japanese market as full-auto only. Neither version has a selector, it's one or the other. I just removed the bolt catch.

P.S.-- Anyne named "inliner" as in roller blading doesn't have the right to call someone else a loser...

[InfernoGmbH]

I have the original Maruzen UZI that ran off external gas, and this gun is nearly identical; it is also identical to the current Maruzen UZI Pistol and essentially the same as in their MP5K and M11 line up. Trust me, it's a rebranded Maruzen. Also, the "Crosman" CO2 Walther PPK is actually made in Japan. There's an older Maruzen PPK out there that came out in the `90's that looks identical. You need to remember that Maruzen made those "SoftAir" guns for Daisy back in the 1980's.

[sed6]

Fail for vertical video orientatinu

[thefuckerlord13]

geek

[kilogram19]

@DAMRC97 When the gun is semi-auto, the co2 lasts about 3 clips worth. Not bad.

[Jagsk8r911]

@DAMRC97 like 4-5 clips

[FenderJoshBass]

It was at Cabela's when I last commented on this.

[TeamJSDA]

@FenderJoshBass it was made in japan, but it's just a copy of maruzen, and it's not 20$.

[chickenyoyo6]

lmfao

[DAMRC97]

how long does the co2 last with it semi auto??anybody pleez respond

[Thatkid5465]

i had to hold my monitor side ways to watch...jk

[FenderJoshBass]

Maruzen doesn't make clear guns and sell them for $20 at Cabela's.