This is an example of an IMI manufactured fully automatic Uzi submachine gun. This was one of the most famous submachine guns. The Uzi was officially adopted in 1951 and first introduced to the IDF Special Forces in 1954. Though the weapon was phased out of front line IDF service in the 1980s, some Uzis and Uzi variants were still used by a few IDF units until December 2003. These were so successful and highly regarded that they were even used by the U.S. Secret Service from the 1960s to 1990s. This is the standard version with the folding stamped steel stock that has an overall length of approximately 17 inches when folded and 26 when extended. The rear of the receiver is correctly marked "S.M.G. UZI/070449/IMI". The left side of the receiver is also roll marked "INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA". It is fitted with the standard grooved, black plastic grip panels and black plastic short forend. It has an original fully automatic lower trigger housing with the "A" (Auto), "R" (repeat/semi) and "S" (safe) markings. This very desirable fully automatic submachine gun comes with one 32 round magazine and a green canvas sling.