Micro Uzi (PBR)

The Micro Uzi is a compact version of the Uzi submachine gun, developed in Israel in the 1950s. It is an automatic weapon that was originally developed for use in the Israeli army and later became popular with many armed forces and law enforcement agencies around the world.

The Micro Uzi is distinguished by its compact size and high firepower. It has a folding buttstock, which reduces its length for easier transportation and storage. The weapon generally uses 9x19mm Parabellum ammunition, with good firepower and accuracy at close range.

Micro Uzi is a high rate of fire, capable of firing in bursts. It has automatic and semi-automatic modes of fire. Weapon usually has 20 or 32 rounds magazine.

The Micro Uzi has been widely used in a variety of situations, including special operations, personal defense and close combat. Its compact size allows the weapon to be used quickly in confined spaces such as rooms or vehicles.

The Micro Uzi three-dimensional model is designed with a high level of detail to accurately represent all the features of the weapon. It can be used for a variety of visualizations, including games, movies, training programs and simulations, as well as for creating virtual training and virtual training tools.