POTD: Old School Vibes & Israeli Uzi Parts Kit from Ataka Industries
Kicking off the day with some serious old-school vibes courtesy of Ataka Industries. That worn leather jacket thrown into the mix, the throwback sunglasses, a handful of mystery bills and a brick phone all come together to set the perfect mood for today's photo. And what’s in that attaché case? Top secret documents?
Sitting right in the middle of all that nostalgia is an Israeli Uzi parts kit build that absolutely deserves the spotlight. Ataka Industries currently has (at least had) these available in three configurations (Full Size, Mini, and Micro), so there's something here for just about every collector or builder, regardless of what you're after.
Every single kit ships complete with a magazine and its original barrel, which is a detail that really adds to the authenticity and overall value of each package. These are the real deal, straight from Israel, and they are not going to last long at this price.
Would you rather have the original barrel or swap it out straight away? Or did you just swing by for the cool images?
Images by: https://atakaindustries.com/
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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There were a few clones including Chinese made clones of Uzi on the market in the 80's but as soon as MP5 clones came into the market , the market dropped on these UZI clones (including IWI actual made Model A & B models). Uzi's are so antiquated , they really have a limited draw these days but actual IWI Model A or B made UZI bring crazy prices if one can be found. They are now "uncommon" to find
Antiquated? Extremely reliable and ergonomically better the subsequent plastic version by IMI. Micro version crazy fast, and makes very little sense. Even mini empties out the magazine in like 2 seconds, but a rate slowing aftermarket bolt was available to take care of that.