Thanks to Hollywood, many of us are familiar with such a model of automatic weapons as UZI. Created by Israeli designers, this submachine gun has gained wide popularity. Especially for small arms lovers, a pneumatic ultrasound was designed on the basis of a combat analogue. This rifle unit is in great demand among the civilian population. Information about the device and technical characteristics of pneumatic ultrasound can be found in this article.
Introduction
UZI airguns are produced by the American company Gletcher. The basis for the wind model was an Israeli-made combat ultrasound. Judging by the numerous reviews of the owners, the American designers managed to copy the "pneumatic" very successfully, since even its weight is practically the same as the mass of the prototype. However, unlike combat, pneumatic ultrasoundis equipped not with real cartridges, but with special balls.
Description
Metal is used to make parts. The only exception was the handle and forearm, made of durable plastic. "Pneumat" is equipped with a folding metal butt. When folded, it is used as a second forearm handle, which is very convenient. You can shoot from the windpipe both single and burst. In the first case, a 4.5 mm pneumatic ultrasound hits the target quite accurately, in the second case it has a significant spread. The magazine is stocked with 24 balls.
The rear sight is represented by a special small hole. Aiming is possible by aligning the front sight with its center. Judging by the reviews, doing this offhand is quite problematic. If from a distance of 15-20 m he aims at the window, then two windows on both sides will be completely blocked. Not surprisingly, many owners simply file it down. The presence in the design of the shutter delay is not provided. You can determine that the clip is empty only by sound. Brass ultrasound is inexpensive, which is also one of the advantages. You can buy a "pneumat" for 6 thousand rubles.
ABOUT TTX
Pneumatic ultrasound has the following characteristics:
- The store holds 24 BBs.
- Caliber 4.5 mm.
- A projectile fired per second covers a distance of 100 m.
- Uses a 12g CO2 canister as energy source.
- Rifle non-combat unit of black color.
- Indicatorpower is 3 J.
Cybergun Mini UZI
This shooting unit is a pneumatic mini UZI produced by the Taiwanese weapons company Cybergun. The model costs 8 thousand rubles. Judging by the reviews of the owners, the “pneumatic” outwardly looks very realistic, even in the right places there is a corresponding marking. The windpipe differs from the combat analogue only in the presence of some plastic parts, namely the external receiver and the handle. Of course, for civilian ultrasound, not “real” cartridges are provided, but steel balls. The civilian model works due to the free shutter.
Many consumers appreciate having a very strong kickback. If you need to clean or repair, mini ultrasound will be easy to disassemble. A weapon with an adjustable sight and a convenient folding stock. Despite the presence of undeniable advantages, the “pneumat” is not without some disadvantages. Cons include the following:
- The can will run out quickly.
- If there are no more steel balls in the clip, the ultrasound "shoots" as before. Thus, CO2 is simply wasted aimlessly.
About specifications
Mini ultrasound has the following indicators:
- Weighs a non-combat rifle unit 4, 85 kg.
- The fired projectile has an initial velocity of 105 m/s.
- The indicator of the maximum combat range does not exceed 87 m.
- The store is stocked with 39 steel balls.
- Caliber - 4.5 mm.
- Barrel length- 14 cm.
- Muzzle energy is 2 J.
- The weapon is equipped with a 12g CO2 tank.
This model, judging by the numerous reviews, is ideal for both recreational and training shooting.
