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When the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) adopted the Uzi, they had the selector markings written in Hebrew script. For those of us that can’t read Hebrew, I did some digging as to the translation:
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As you can see labelled in the above photo, we have each position marked with the Hebrew term in its romanized form as well as the English translation.
- Left position: Otomatit is fully automatic
- Center position: Bodedet is single fire / semi-automatic
- Right position: Natzur is safe
I hope this helps you out!
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