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The Micro Uzi was developed in 1982 as a [[Machine Pistol|machine pistol]] version of the [[Uzi]] carbine. The Uzi family of SMGs was developed in Israel by Uziel Gal in the early 1950s. The weapon can be equipped with a sidefolding stock, which doubles as a foregrip when folded. | The Micro Uzi was developed in 1982 as a [[Machine Pistol|machine pistol]] version of the [[Uzi]] carbine. The Uzi family of SMGs was developed in Israel by Uziel Gal in the early 1950s. The weapon can be equipped with a sidefolding stock, which doubles as a foregrip when folded. | ||
The '''Micro Uzi''' is a sub-machine gun available in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. It is known as simply '''Uzi''' in GTA III and Advance although it is named '''Micro SMG''' in all other GTAs that have it. In the GTA III rendition, the Micro Uzi holds a 25 rounds per magazine but in GTA: San Andreas and GTA | The '''Micro Uzi''' is a sub-machine gun available in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. It is known as simply '''Uzi''' in GTA III and Advance although it is named '''Micro SMG''' in all other GTAs that have it. In the GTA III rendition, the Micro Uzi holds a 25 rounds per magazine but in GTA: San Andreas, GTA IV and GTA: Chinatown Wars it holds 50 rounds instead. It's the only gun in GTA III available for use in a vehicle and one of the few on the later games. | ||
The GTA III version of the weapon features an orange tip on the muzzle, a feature usually reserved for toy weapons. This might imply that Claude may have disguised the weapon, that Ammunation paint the muzzles of its Micro Uzis before selling them, or that the weapon has been converted out of a toy. Since real life criminals often disguise their weapons by painting the muzzle orange, the former explanation might be the legitimate one. | The GTA III version of the weapon features an orange tip on the muzzle, a feature usually reserved for toy weapons. This might imply that Claude may have disguised the weapon, that Ammunation paint the muzzles of its Micro Uzis before selling them, or that the weapon has been converted out of a toy. Since real life criminals often disguise their weapons by painting the muzzle orange, the former explanation might be the legitimate one. | ||