IMI UZI MODEL B REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN

Introducing a remarkable piece of history: the meticulously converted IMI/Action Arms UZI submachine gun by the esteemed “CELCO” Company of Kansas City, MO. Renowned for its reliability and iconic design, the UZI submachine gun gained widespread recognition through its extensive use by the Israelis in the tumultuous conflicts of the late 1960s and early 1970s in the Middle East.

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This exquisite submachine gun underwent professional conversion by CELCO, featuring meticulous receiver and trigger group re-marking, followed by a refined restoration to its original Israeli black-painted finish. Noteworthy enhancements include the addition of the CELCO name on the right side of the receiver and the correct export markings—denoting “A” for Automatic, “F” for Semi-automatic, and “S” for Safe—on the left side of the trigger group.

Maintaining authenticity, the original 16-inch barrel was appropriately shortened to 10.2 inches, replicating the UZI’s original configuration. The accompanying package is comprehensive, comprising the original IMI/UZI blue shipping box, a non-functional display barrel, a canvas sling, an instruction manual, one 25-round magazine, and four brand-new 32-round magazines.

Rated as “very fine” post-conversion, boasting 98% of its black painted finish, the gun exhibits clear and sharp markings, while its plastic components remain pristine. This exceptional addition is a must-have for any discerning collector of submachine guns.

It’s essential to note that this firearm is classified as a Class 3, Fully Automatic Weapon, registered with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, in compliance with 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44 and 27 CFR part 478. Potential bidders should exercise due diligence and understand and adhere to all applicable State and Federal transfer laws and restrictions within their jurisdiction.