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12/18/25 - This is a fantastic example of an original Uzi HR4332 submachine gun as produced by Vector Arms / Group Industries. It's a fully transferrable example complete with the multi-caliber conversion set, so that this gun can be used to run .22LR, 9mm & .45ACP! The firearm has the original finish with hardly any signs of use, just a few light scuff marks here or there. The listing also comes with the original factory box, 12 total magazines, a replacement handguard, sling, etc. The firearm functions properly with no defects to mention. Currently has the attached pistol grip, and retractable stock. A complete set in fantastic, collectible condition!
The Vector Arms Uzi represents a later American chapter in the long history of the iconic Uzi submachine gun originally designed by Uziel “Uzi” Gal in the late 1940s and adopted by Israel in the early 1950s. While original Uzis were produced by Israel Military Industries and licensed worldwide, U.S. production evolved through importers and manufacturers such as Action Arms and Group Industries. After Group Industries ceased operations in the mid-1990s, Vector Arms, based in Utah, acquired remaining registered Uzi receivers and parts and began producing complete firearms around 1999. These guns were assembled using a combination of existing registered receivers and newly manufactured or surplus components, resulting in fully transferable Uzi-pattern submachine guns as well as semi-automatic carbines and pistols for the civilian market. Vector Arms offered full-size Uzis, Mini Uzi variants, and multiple calibers, positioning their products as reliable, warranty-backed alternatives at a time when original IMI Uzis were becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. Although production slowed and eventually ended in the early 2000s, Vector Arms Uzis remain well regarded today, occupying a distinct niche in the U.S. NFA and collector market as a bridge between classic military Uzis and modern American production.
