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| games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto V]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]''
| games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto V]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]''
{{Quote|Combines compact design with a high rate of fire at approximately 700-900 rounds per minute.|GTA V description on the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].}}
The [[Shrewsbury]] '''Micro SMG''' is a [[Sub Machine Gun]] featured in every game in the series since ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''. It is known as simply '''Uzi''' in GTA III; in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA: Vice City]] it is called '''Uzi 9mm''' on the original [[PlayStation 2]] version and '''Uz-I''' on all other versions, and [[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]. In all other games it is referred to as '''Micro SMG'''.
{{Quote|Combines compact design with a high rate of fire at approximately 700-900 rounds per minute.|GTA V description at [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].}}
The '''Micro SMG''' is a [[Sub Machine Gun]] featured in every game in the series since ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''. It is known as simply '''Uzi''' in GTA III; in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA: Vice City]] it is called '''Uzi 9mm''' on the original [[PlayStation 2]] version and '''Uz-I''' on all other versions, and [[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]. In all other games it is referred to as '''Micro SMG'''.
==Description==
==Description==
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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 Ammu-Nation paint the muzzles of its Micro Uzis before selling them. Since real life criminals often disguise their weapons by painting the muzzle orange, that explanation might be legitimate. It is a weapon of choice for the [[Yakuza]], [[Southside Hoods]] and [[Colombian Cartel]].
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 Ammu-Nation paint the muzzles of its Micro Uzis before selling them. Since real life criminals often disguise their weapons by painting the muzzle orange, that explanation might be legitimate. It is a weapon of choice for the [[Yakuza]], [[Southside Hoods]] and [[Colombian Cartel]].
{{q|Extremely popular on the streets.|GTA Vice City Website.}}
In Vice City, the [[Vercetti Gang]] carry Micro SMGs after the end of the game's storyline. The Micro SMG is also the starting weapon for the players after the regular [[pistol]] when advancing from the first points of the games.
In Vice City, the [[Vercetti Gang]] carry Micro SMGs after the end of the game's storyline. The Micro SMG is also the starting weapon for the players after the regular [[pistol]] when advancing from the first points of the games.
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In [[GTA: San Andreas]] the model has two magazines taped together for easier reloads. The Micro SMG shares the same skill slot as the [[Tec-9]]. When Hitman skill level is reached, it can be dual wielded, doubling the player's round count to 100. This sub-machine gun is more commonly used by the [[Ballas]], [[Varrios Los Aztecas]] and [[Da Nang Boys]] gang members in [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]].
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In [[GTA: San Andreas]] the model has two magazines taped together for easier reloads. The Micro SMG shares the same skill slot as the [[Tec-9]]. When Hitman skill level is reached, it can be dual wielded, doubling the player's round count to 100. This sub-machine gun is more commonly used by the [[Ballas]], [[Varrios Los Aztecas]] and [[Da Nang Boys]] gang members in [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]].
In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity (even though the model shows the dimensions of a 32-round magazine). The weapon has a very limited range, about equal to the [[Pistol]], and will kill multiplayer enemies with about 5 headshots or 10-15 bodyshots. It is probably the weakest weapon in the game, and is only used because of [[File:Micro-SMG-weapon-disassembly-GTAV.png|thumb|Micro-SMG stripped apart poster at [[Ammu-Nation]] in GTA V.]] its incredible rate of fire, which makes it a lethal weapon in close quarter combat and the best weapon available for drive-bys.
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{{Q|Legendary design classic, darling of special forces the world over, or simple entry-level sub-machine gun? ... Let your target decide.|Description in GTA CW.}}
In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity (even though the model shows the dimensions of a 32-round magazine). The weapon has a very limited range, about equal to the [[Pistol]], and will kill multiplayer enemies with about 5 headshots or 10-15 bodyshots. It is probably the weakest weapon in the game, and is only used because of[[File:Micro-SMG-weapon-disassembly-GTAV.png|thumb|Micro-SMG striped apart poster at [[Ammu-Nation]] in GTA V.]] its incredible rate of fire, which makes it a lethal weapon in close quarter combat and the best weapon available for drive-bys.
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In [[GTA: Chinatown Wars]] the Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity and deals a good amound of damage, but it also have a very poor limite range.
In [[Grand Theft Auto V]], the Micro SMG only has a magazine capacity of 16 rounds (which can be extended to 30 rounds). The weapon has a high fire rate, but low damage and accuracy. Its reputation as a drive-by weapon still stands, but the [[AP Pistol]]Ā is far superior as it has a larger magazine, faster rate of fire, greater overall power, and uses the extremely common pistol ammunition. It also excels at decimating enemies on the move, but is outclassed by most SMGs. Unlike previous models, its stock is always extended.
In [[Grand Theft Auto V]], the Micro SMG only has a magazine capacity of 16 rounds (which can be extended to 30 rounds). The weapon has a high fire rate, but low damage and accuracy. Its reputation as a drive-by weapon still stands, but the [[AP Pistol]]Ā is far superior as it has a larger magazine, faster rate of fire, greater overall power, and uses the extremely common pistol ammunition. It also excels at decimating enemies on the move, but is outclassed by most SMGs. Unlike previous models, its stock is always extended.
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*[[Newport]], [[Staunton Island]] - Available to buy from Ammu-Nation after completion of [[Last Requests]] ($800).
*[[Newport]], [[Staunton Island]] - Available to buy from Ammu-Nation after completion of [[Last Requests]] ($800).
*Spawns at each [[Safehouses in GTA III|safehouse]] after collecting 20 [[Hidden Packages in GTA III|Hidden Packages]].
*Spawns at each [[Safehouses in GTA III|safehouse]] after collecting 20 [[Hidden Packages in GTA III|Hidden Packages]].
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*Used by the Leone Family.
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*Used by the Leone Family during [[Big'N'Veiny]] and [[Espresso-2-Go!]].
=== GTA Vice City ===
=== GTA Vice City ===
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===GTA: Chinatown Wars===
===GTA: Chinatown Wars===
*Can be bought fromĀ [[AmmuNation.net|AmmuNation.net]]Ā for $350 after the missionĀ [[Pimp His Ride]].
*Can be bought fromĀ [[AmmuNation.net|AmmuNation.net]]Ā for $350 after the missionĀ [[Pimp His Ride]].
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*Can be found in numerious red dumpsters around the city.
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*Can be found in numerous red dumpsters around the city.
*Receivable from any gang member.
*Receivable from any gang member.
===GTA V===
===GTA V===
*Occasionally, some [[Ballas (HD Universe)|Ballas]] gangsters roaming around [[Davis]] will be carrying the Micro-SMG.
*Occasionally, some [[Ballas (HD Universe)|Ballas]] gangsters roaming around [[Davis]] will be carrying the Micro-SMG.
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* Can be bought at any [[Ammunation|Ammu]]-Nation store.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===In-game model===
===In-game model===
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MicroUzi-GTA3.png|[[GTA III]].
MicroUzi-GTA3.png|[[GTA III]].
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MicroUzi-WithoutMagazine-GTAIV.png
MicroUzi-WithoutMagazine-GTAIV.png
MicroSMG-GTAV.png|[[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]].
MicroSMG-GTAV.png|[[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]].
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MicroSMG-GTAV-beta.png|GTA V beta, with a shorter stock
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===FPS Gallery===
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Micro_SMG_GTAVe_FPS.jpg|Holding
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Micro_SMG_GTAVe_FPS_Aim.jpg|Aiming
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Micro_SMG_GTAVe_FPS_Iron.jpg|Down the sights
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Micro_SMG_GTAVe_FPS_Reload.jpg|Reloading
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=== Screenshots ===
=== Screenshots ===
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screenshot1.jpg|[[Tommy Vercetti]] with the Uzi 9mm in a pre-release screenshot of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]].
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MicroUzi-WithoutMagazine-GTAIV.jpg|The Micro Uzi in [[Little Jacob]]'s weapon stash in GTA IV
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MicroUzi-WithoutMagazine-GTAIV.jpg|The Micro Uzi in [[Little Jacob]]'s weapon stash in GTA IV.
Trevor-GTAV-LifeguardsJetski.jpg|[[Trevor Philips|Trevor]] [[Drive-By Shooting|shooting]] with a beta Micro SMG. Note the semi-curved stock.
Trevor-GTAV-LifeguardsJetski.jpg|[[Trevor Philips|Trevor]] [[Drive-By Shooting|shooting]] with a beta Micro SMG. Note the semi-curved stock.
GangWar-GTAV.jpg|[[Franklin]] [[Drive-By Shooting|shooting]] [[Ballas (HD Universe)|Ballas]] while driving a green modified [[Manana]] in GTA V.
GangWar-GTAV.jpg|[[Franklin]] [[Drive-By Shooting|shooting]] [[Ballas (HD Universe)|Ballas]] while driving a green modified [[Manana]] in GTA V.
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500px-GTA3-Uzi.JPG|Claude holding the Micro-SMG during a shootout with the LCPD in GTA3
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MICRO-UZI-GTACW-icon.PNG|GTA Chinatown Wars.
MICRO-UZI-GTACW-icon.PNG|GTA Chinatown Wars.
MicroSMG-GTAV-HUD.png|Grand Theft Auto V
MicroSMG-GTAV-HUD.png|Grand Theft Auto V
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MicroSMG-GTAVe-HUD.png|HUD Icon in GTA V enhanced version.
MicroSMG-GTAV-UnusedHUD.png|Unused HUD Icon in Grand Theft Auto V.
MicroSMG-GTAV-UnusedHUD.png|Unused HUD Icon in Grand Theft Auto V.
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* [[File:UziGTASA.jpg|thumb|218x218px|A full-sized Uzi in [[Big Smoke]]'s hand as seen on an artwork]]The full-sized Uzi was originally intended to be featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. Beta screenshots of the game show the [[Grove Street Families]] gang members perform a drive-by with the beta appearance of [[Big Smoke]], [[Sweet]] and possibly [[Ryder]] or [[Big Bear]]. The gun was left out for unknown reasons although the animation for it from GTA Vice City was used for the [[MP5]], when fired. The final version of the game features a Micro Uzi instead. As seen on certain screenshots, [[CJ]] can be seen dual-wielding the gun, suggesting that it would share its skill level with the [[TEC-9]] and the Micro Uzi.
* [[File:UziGTASA.jpg|thumb|218x218px|A full-sized Uzi in [[Big Smoke]]'s hand as seen on an artwork]]The full-sized Uzi was originally intended to be featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. Beta screenshots of the game show the [[Grove Street Families]] gang members perform a drive-by with the beta appearance of [[Big Smoke]], [[Sweet]] and possibly [[Ryder]] or [[Big Bear]]. The gun was left out for unknown reasons although the animation for it from GTA Vice City was used for the [[MP5]], when fired. The final version of the game features a Micro Uzi instead. As seen on certain screenshots, [[CJ]] can be seen dual-wielding the gun, suggesting that it would share its skill level with the [[TEC-9]] and the Micro Uzi.
*The GTA V rendition of the Micro SMG is actually a Mini Uzi and not the Micro Uzi featured in previous GTA's.
*The GTA V rendition of the Micro SMG is actually a Mini Uzi and not the Micro Uzi featured in previous GTA's.
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* The GTA San Andreas HUD icon resemble the MAC-10 from GTA Vice City instead of the SMG in-game model
**The Mini Uzi also appears in ''Max Payne 3'', another Rockstar Games title.
**The Mini Uzi also appears in ''Max Payne 3'', another Rockstar Games title.
**This is most likely for legal reasons, as the real world [[Uzi]],Ā is the legal property of IMI.
**This is most likely for legal reasons, as the real world [[Uzi]],Ā is the legal property of IMI.
* In GTA V, Trevor and Franklin will always fire the Micro-SMG from the hip unless the Scope attachment is bought. Michael, however, will always properly shoulder the gun, even without the scope.
* In GTA V, Trevor and Franklin will always fire the Micro-SMG from the hip unless the Scope attachment is bought. Michael, however, will always properly shoulder the gun, even without the scope.
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** If youaim from cover the stock will be unfolded and yourcharacted will shoulder the gun. After firing the first bullet, though, the stock will get folded by itself, but your character will keep firing the gun from eye-level. (Only happens without the scope attachment).
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** If the player aims from cover, the stock will be unfolded and the character will shoulder the gun. After firing the first bullet, though, the stock will get folded by itself, but the character will keep firing the gun from eye-level (only happens without the scope attachment).
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 Ammu-Nation paint the muzzles of its Micro Uzis before selling them. Since real life criminals often disguise their weapons by painting the muzzle orange, that explanation might be legitimate. It is a weapon of choice for the Yakuza, Southside Hoods and Colombian Cartel.
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Extremely popular on the streets.
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ā GTA Vice City Website.
In Vice City, the Vercetti Gang carry Micro SMGs after the end of the game's storyline. The Micro SMG is also the starting weapon for the players after the regular pistol when advancing from the first points of the games.
In GTA: San Andreas the model has two magazines taped together for easier reloads. The Micro SMG shares the same skill slot as the Tec-9. When Hitman skill level is reached, it can be dual wielded, doubling the player's round count to 100. This sub-machine gun is more commonly used by the Ballas, Varrios Los Aztecas and Da Nang Boys gang members in San Andreas.
In Grand Theft Auto IV, the Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity (even though the model shows the dimensions of a 32-round magazine). The weapon has a very limited range, about equal to the Pistol, and will kill multiplayer enemies with about 5 headshots or 10-15 bodyshots. It is probably the weakest weapon in the game, and is only used because of
Micro-SMG stripped apart poster at Ammu-Nation in GTA V.
its incredible rate of fire, which makes it a lethal weapon in close quarter combat and the best weapon available for drive-bys.
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Legendary design classic, darling of special forces the world over, or simple entry-level sub-machine gun? ... Let your target decide.
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ā Description in GTA CW.
In GTA: Chinatown Wars the Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity and deals a good amound of damage, but it also have a very poor limite range.
In Grand Theft Auto V, the Micro SMG only has a magazine capacity of 16 rounds (which can be extended to 30 rounds). The weapon has a high fire rate, but low damage and accuracy. Its reputation as a drive-by weapon still stands, but the AP Pistol is far superior as it has a larger magazine, faster rate of fire, greater overall power, and uses the extremely common pistol ammunition. It also excels at decimating enemies on the move, but is outclassed by most SMGs. Unlike previous models, its stock is always extended.
Customization (GTA V)
Attachments
Flashlight (provides ilumination when aiming) - $475
Saint Mark's, Portland Island - In one of the backyards running along an alleyway. From Momma's Restaurante, go south to the next block and turn left into the alley right next to a shop with a green awning. Once inside the alley, head east then turn left at the third opening (near the police bribe). Turn east and you will see the weapon next to a hidden package.
Trenton, Portland Island - On top of Liberty City Sawmills (near the large teal rooftop on the west side) next to the body armor icon. Use the very low wall near the bus station. Walk on the low wall and jump over the sawmill wall. Then go over to the large mound of sawdust to gain access to the rooftop.
Swat Team Members - Either by killing the Swat members from an VCPD Enforcer or a squad from the VCPD Maverick.
Vice Squad - Dead Vice Squad Members will make them drop their weapon.
GTA IV
The Micro Uzi can be purchased from the back-alley gun shops after the mission Do You Have Protection? for $1,200 and each additional magazine costs $100. It can be purchased from Little Jacob for $840 and each additional magazine will cost $20. The Uzi has minimal range and poor stopping power, but it has an extremely fast rate of fire and a 50 round magazine, making it the best weapon in the game for drive-bys or car chases because you can just spray without having to reload.
Steinway, Dukes - Can be found on the third floor of an unfinished building on Concord Ave. Overlooking Steinway Park.
Charge Island - Can be found on the left side of the pier behind the boat dock on the northwest side of the island. The player can pick it up during the mission Catch The Wave if they want.
A full-sized Uzi in Big Smoke's hand as seen on an artwork
The full-sized Uzi was originally intended to be featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Beta screenshots of the game show the Grove Street Families gang members perform a drive-by with the beta appearance of Big Smoke, Sweet and possibly Ryder or Big Bear. The gun was left out for unknown reasons although the animation for it from GTA Vice City was used for the MP5, when fired. The final version of the game features a Micro Uzi instead. As seen on certain screenshots, CJ can be seen dual-wielding the gun, suggesting that it would share its skill level with the TEC-9 and the Micro Uzi.
The GTA V rendition of the Micro SMG is actually a Mini Uzi and not the Micro Uzi featured in previous GTA's.
The GTA San Andreas HUD icon resemble the MAC-10 from GTA Vice City instead of the SMG in-game model
The Mini Uzi also appears in Max Payne 3, another Rockstar Games title.
This is most likely for legal reasons, as the real world Uzi, is the legal property of IMI.
In GTA V, Trevor and Franklin will always fire the Micro-SMG from the hip unless the Scope attachment is bought. Michael, however, will always properly shoulder the gun, even without the scope.
If the player aims from cover, the stock will be unfolded and the character will shoulder the gun. After firing the first bullet, though, the stock will get folded by itself, but the character will keep firing the gun from eye-level (only happens without the scope attachment).
