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* South American military personnel, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency agents, and [[Bert Rhine]] as Eric Stoller in ''[[Fire Birds]]''
* South American military personnel, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency agents, and [[Bert Rhine]] as Eric Stoller in ''[[Fire Birds]]''
* [[Emilio Estevez]] as John Wisdom in "[[Wisdom]]"


=== Video Games ===
=== Video Games ===

Revision as of 06:50, 11 July 2009

The IMI Uzi series of sub machine guns is used by the following actors in the following movies, television series, video games, and anime:


Uzi

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IMI Uzi 9x19mm

Film

  • Used by Collaborator Police Units in They Live
  • Various "Russian soldiers" in Stripes (outfitted with wooden buttstocks)
  • Soviet border checkpoint guards in Stripes (fitted with fixed wooden stock to resemble Warsaw Pact weapons)
  • South American military personnel, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency agents, and Bert Rhine as Eric Stoller in Fire Birds

Video Games

  • Half-Life: Firearms 3.0 Mod

Television

Anime

Uzi Carbine

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Uzi semiautomatic Carbine with 16" barrel - IMI Model A - 9x19mm

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Mini Uzi

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Mini Uzi SMG with stock folded - 9x19mm

Film

Television

Video Games

Micro Uzi

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Micro Uzi with folding stock - 9x19mm
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Micro Uzi with 15 round magazine - 9x19mm
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Micro Uzi with 32 round magazine - 9x19mm

The semi-automatic civilian version of the Micro Uzi was imported and sold in the United States by Action Arms (the same company which imported the Uzi Carbine) as simply the Uzi Pistol. Visually, the most obvious difference between the two versions is that the Uzi Pistol lacks the side-folding stock seen on the full-auto mil-spec Micro Uzi.

In American action films, most of the "Micro Uzis" are actually semi-automatic Uzi Pistols that have been converted to full-automatic fire by the prop houses' armories, hence the reason they lack the stock. However, IMFDB still refers to them as Micro Uzis, even though this was not the importer's designation.

Film

  • Vampire Disk Jockey in Blade
  • Used extensively by gangsters in Colors (1988)
  • Arab guard on boat in Taken (fitted with folding stock and suppressor)

Video Games

Television

Anime

  • Thugs, ATF agents, and Natasha Radinov in Gunsmith Cats (with and without folding stocks)

Mini Ero

The Croatian Mini Ero Submachinegun is a reduced size version of a near identical copy of the full sized Uzi.

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Mini Ero 9x19mm

Film