UZI Magazines
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Description
Bundeswehr MP2 Magazine
This is a 32-round 9x19mm magazine for the full-size UZI, made for the West German Army, which carried the gun as the MP2. It gives UZI owners a genuine military-contract spare that matches the original design. Collectors and reenactors of Cold War German kit can use it to complete an MP2 setup with a correct-issue part.
Features
- 32-Round Capacity — Holds 32 rounds of 9x19mm Parabellum, the same cartridge sold as 9mm Luger and the NATO standard pistol and submachine gun round.
- All-Steel Body — The tube, feed lips and floorplate are steel, the material the original UZI magazine was designed around.
- Blued Military Finish — Bluing is a chemical treatment that darkens the steel and gives it some protection against rust.
- Numbered Witness Holes — Small windows on the side marked 10, 20 and 32 show how many rounds are loaded without unloading the magazine.
- Bundeswehr MP2 Issue — West Germany adopted the UZI in 1959 under the designation MP2, and this magazine was produced for that service.
- IMI Manufacture — Made by Israel Military Industries, the original maker of the UZI, under contract for the German military.
- Full-Size UZI Fit — Built for full-size UZI submachine guns and the UZI variants that accept the original magazine.
Original German Issue
The magazine comes from original military contract production for the Bundeswehr, the post-war West German armed forces. It follows the UZI factory pattern: a long straight steel tube, two pressed dimples low on the body, and a flat floorplate at the base. Because it was built to the army's own order, it matches the magazine that German soldiers carried with the MP2.
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Dependable surplus mags for the moneyPicked up a few of these IMI surplus sticks for my full size uzi and so far so good. Fed about 200 rounds of mixed FMJ with zero issues, springs still feel snappy. Finish is typical surplus so expect some scuffs but function is what matters.
Good price for IMI
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Good mags, came quickThe box was just plain cardboard but they were packed okay. The witness holes are numbered so you can see how many rounds left, thats pretty handy. One mag had a tiny bit of surface rust on the follower but it wiped off easy.
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Genuine IMI, Not the Aftermarket JunkI own a semi-auto IMI Model B carbine and I've been burned by aftermarket UZI mags more times than I care to admit. The ProMags wouldn't feed a full magazine without nosediving rounds into the front of the receiver. The no-name Korean ones had feed lips so soft they deformed after two range trips. These Bundeswehr-contract IMI mags? Flawless. Stamped steel, proper blued finish, crisp witness holes numbered 5 through 32, and that distinctive IMI magazine body profile that seats with a satisfying click every single time. The markings are exactly what you'd expect from a West German contract magazine — Hebrew-character IMI stamp on the spine, Bundeswehr acceptance proofs on the body. Mine arrived with some honest storage wear on the finish (light freckling near the feed lips on one, nothing structural) but the internals were clean and the springs are still strong. These sat in a German arsenal for decades waiting for a war that never came, and now they're feeding my UZI at the range. There's something poetic about that. If you own an UZI dull-size SMG, semi-auto carbine, or even one of those AR-9 builds with the UZI mag adapter buy the real IMI mags. Stop gambling on ProMag. Stop convincing yourself the $12 Korean mags are "good enough." You'll spend more money on duds than you would have just buying these in the first place.
Genuine IMI manufacture
32 rounds of 9mm in a steel magazine is heavy
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Real deal surplus magsThese are the genuine Bundeswehr mags not some aftermarket knockoff. Loaded all 32 rounds and ran them through my UZI with zero hiccups at the range last weekend. Mine showed some scuffs and finish wear from being slapped in and out of guns by German soldiers but that's exactly what you expect from surplus. For the price you cant beat it. Just wipe em down with some oil before first use cause mine had that old cosmoline kinda smell.
Fed all 32 rounds reliable
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Better than expected for surplus pricingJust got three of these in and I'm impressed. I picked up some UZI mags at a gun show last year that turned out to be unmarked commercial copies and they were junk constant feeding issues and the springs were weak right out of the gate. These Bundeswehr mags are a completely different animal. The spring tension is strong and consistent, the follower moves smoothly without any binding, and the sheet metal floor plate pops off clean for easy maintenance. I loaded each one with 32 rounds of Federal 124gr and they all locked in and dropped free from my full-size UZI carbine with no issues whatsoever. Two of mine were in really good shape with maybe 85% finish remaining and one was a bit rougher with some wear around the mag catch slot area, but functionally all three are identical. For what these cost compared to what people are asking on GunBroker or the UZI Talk forums, this is a no brainer deal. The tiered discount pricing they offer is a nice touch too saved 15% buying three which basically pays for shipping. Only thing I'd mention is these are full-size UZI mags so don't buy them thinking they'll fit a Mini or Micro, they wont.
Excellent functional condition with strong springs and clean feed lips
Bulk discount pricing makes stocking up very affordableMake sure you know your UZI variant — these are full-size only, not compatible with Mini/Micro models