Original Film Prop IMI UZI with Folding Stock From Ellis Props - As Used in Hollywood Film Congo (1995) Category_Night Sights it makes a good story

it makes a good story but the collector from whom this came swore up and down that it was recovered from the Chesapeake Bay after almost 200 years of being encased in solid hard silt on the bottom of the bay

Two days later the 16th Infantry was launched on an attack through a break in the lines near Marigny and drove on the city of Coutance where it established battle positions on 29 July

Operation Speedy Express was one significant operation in which the division took part during the war and was one of 22 major combat engagements with North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong main force units as well as thousands of small contacts during this period during division's presence in Vietnam

This indicates it was manufactured by Emaillierwerke AG

both for historical as well as artistic/aesthetic reasons

Original Film Prop IMI UZI with Folding Stock From Ellis Props - As Used in Hollywood Film Congo (1995) Category_Night Sights it makes a good storyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a full scale metal replica non firing prop IMA UZI with folding stock as used in the 1995 Hollywood film CONGO. Multiple UZI prop guns were used in making the movie and there is no way for us to know exactly which one this is,, but we do know it was used in making the film. traces of of the original ELLIS AUCTION LABEL is still attached on the fore stock of this prop gun. This fantastic example acquired from