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Uzi – Traditional weapons manufacturer with versatile equipment

The brand name Uzi has been associated with submachine guns from Israel for more than 50 years, although the manufacturer covers a much larger range of items for the military and civilian sectors.

Here at ASMC, we have a wide range of sports weapons and outdoor equipment, from throwing knives to handcuffs and multifunctional sports watches, which are valued worldwide, for example in police operations and for self-defense.

Use and handle Uzi items correctly

Throwing knives are one of the most important weapons in the Uzi range, and are suitable for almost everyone thanks to their double-edged blades and different sizes. It is advisable to purchase several stainless steel knives as a set so that you always have the right type of knife for different cutting tasks.

The brand's sports watches are also suitable for outdoor tours or survival training and offer extras such as a particularly large number display or displays with backlighting. For easy putting on and a comfortable fit for hours, Uzi almost exclusively relies on durable rubber/caoutchouc straps.

For practical equipment for military or civilian activities, it is advisable to buy sets with different equipment. For example, Uzi offers sports watches with a tactical pen or a combination of a ballpoint pen and flashlight, which are also practical companions for camping, trekking and similar activities.

Questions and answers about Uzi

- While Uzi brand submachine guns were a product of Israel Weapons Industries (IWI), equipment with the Uzi brand is now distributed by CampCo Inc. The latter has its headquarters in Los Angeles and, as a subsidiary brand, does not compete with the Israeli manufacturer.

- CampCo or Uzi is the official, worldwide licensee for various products; this segment primarily includes functional sports watches that actually come from the traditional US company Smith & Wesson.

- The brand manufacturer currently has more than 6,000 items in its range and relies on more than 60 brand names, including Mag-Lite and Leatherman Tool.