Editing Uzi (section)

===AG Strojnica ERO===
[[File:Strojnica ERO.jpg|thumb|left|Strojnica ERO]]
The ''[[Arma Grupa]]'' Strojnica ERO (Arms Group "ERO machine-gun") was a Croatian Uzi clone made locally by ''Arma Grupa'' of Zagreb during the Yugoslav War. It was made entirely from steel stampings, causing it to weigh more ({{convert|3.73|kg|abbr=on}}).<ref>Fowler, Will; North, Anthony; Stronge, Charles; and Sweeney, Patrick. ''The Illustrated Encyclopedia of GUNS'' (New York: Metro Books, 2013), p.242.</ref> The only difference from the Uzi is the selector switch, which is marked "R" (''Rafalno'' {"burst"}, for full automatic fire), "P" (''Pojedinačno'', for single shot) and "Z" (''Zaključan'' {locked}, for safe) and its [[rate of fire]] is 650 rounds per minute. It uses the 32-round magazine as standard, but can use any 9mm Uzi-interface magazine of 25 rounds or larger.

The Strojnica Mini ERO is a clone of the Micro Uzi; it differs in that it had a heavy-gauge folding wire stock like the [[Škorpion|Skorpion Machine Pistol]]. It weighs {{convert|2.2|kg|lb}} unloaded and is {{convert|545.5|mm|in}} overall with the folding stock extended and {{convert|250|mm|in}} with the stock folded. It uses the 20-round Mini Uzi magazine.

The EROs were used by the Croatians as early as 1992.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://muzej-policije.gov.hr/zbirke-30/zbirka-oruzja/podzbirka-oruzje-hrvatske-proizvodnje/kratke-strojnice/203|title = Kratke strojnice |trans-title=Short machine guns |language=hr |publisher=Republic of Croatia Ministry of Internal Affairs Police Museum}}</ref>