“As time became available, I set up Dr. Oehler’s Model 35P “proof chronograph” and fired hundreds of conventional 9mm rounds and tracers through it.
I figured I’d test all my UZIs too, mainly because I never fire them all in the same training session.
Back in 1950, Lieutenant Uziel Gal of Israel designed the premier submachine gun called, naturally, the UZI. The gun has come a long way since then, but it never lost its standing as the most reliable sub ever made. All three models here, the standard Uzi, the Mini, and the Micro are all in 9mm and the cyclic fire rate increases as the guns shrink: 600, 950, and 1200 rounds per minute!”
Published by Marvel Comics in The Punisher Armory No. 1, July, 1990
Uzi & Oehler Proof Chronograph Page 1
From Marvel Comics The Punisher Armory No 1
Uzi & Oehler Proof Chronograph:
“As time became available, I set up Dr. Oehler’s Model 35P “proof chronograph” and fired hundreds of conventional 9mm rounds and tracers through it.
I figured I’d test all my UZIs too, mainly because I never fire them all in the same training session.
Back in 1950, Lieutenant Uziel Gal of Israel designed the premier submachine gun called, naturally, the UZI. The gun has come a long way since then, but it never lost its standing as the most reliable sub ever made. All three models here, the standard Uzi, the Mini, and the Micro are all in 9mm and the cyclic fire rate increases as the guns shrink: 600, 950, and 1200 rounds per minute!”
Published by Marvel Comics in The Punisher Armory No. 1, July, 1990
