Weapon overview
Check the purchase stage and combat role first, then read the handling notes and connected encounters below.
How to get it
The rapid-fire tier appears during the Desert-stage shop progression.
- Available at: Desert Island
- Observed price: Check current shop
Combat parameters
Automatic firearm with a 24-damage starting value in the extracted weapon component.
- Base damage: 24 per shot
- Magazine: 30 rounds
- Extended magazine: 40 rounds
- Extended magazine cost: $320
- Invest in magazine upgrades only if this will remain your main weapon.
Damage upgrade ladder
The weapon component stores thirteen damage states. The first cost is zero because it represents the base state; each following amount is the cost attached to that upgraded state.
- Damage: 24 → 25 → 26 → 27 → 28 → 29 → 30 → 32 → 35 → 36 → 45 → 60 → 70
- State costs: $0 → $32 → $64 → $128 → $180 → $240 → $375 → $1,500 → $1,800 → $2,200 → $3,400 → $4,850 → $6,700
Attachment effects
Attachment compatibility and stock change by weapon and island. These are the effects shown by the in-game attachment descriptions.
- Compensator — moderately reduces recoil.
- Suppressor — significantly reduces recoil.
- Extended Mag — increases the number of rounds in the magazine.
- Laser Sight — shows where the weapon is pointing and makes hipfire easier.
- Red Dot Sight — makes targets easier to hit while aiming.
- Sniper Scope — makes distant targets easier to hit while aiming.
- Iron Sight — removes the currently attached sight.
Best use
The weapon is labeled SMG in some inventories and called Uzi by many guides. Its fast follow-up shots make it practical for Blue Shark and the flying Albatross.
- Use short bursts at range.
- Buy magazine upgrades only for a weapon you plan to keep.
- Carry enough ammunition before using a single-use boss lure.
Connected routes and records
Open the exact creature, item, island, quest or achievement used by this entry.
Island and rod routes
Where this entry is used and which rod is paired with it.

Desert Island Guide
The yellow Radar marker and Standard Lure tier, where an endangered-creature trade opens the Carrot route, Coconut catches Bing Bong and Blue Shark unlocks the grill.

Rocks Island Guide
The red Radar marker and Professional Lure tier, with the Tuna-to-Albatross story encounter plus roulette, slots and late-game weapon upgrades.
Bosses and quests
Where this item or equipment appears in the route.

Blue Shark Mini-Boss Guide
Use the $280 Standard Boss Lure and deliver the shark to the Grillmaster to unlock cooking.

Albatross Boss Guide
Use the defeated Tuna as bait, fight the long-range bird and return its head for Volcano coordinates.

Grillmaster & Blue Shark
Use the $280 Standard Boss Lure, bring Blue Shark to the Grillmaster and unlock the 1.5× cooking route.

Terrorizing Bird
Turn a Professional Boss Lure into Tuna, use the body as Albatross bait and return the bird's head for Volcano coordinates.
Connected equipment
Bait, rods and weapons used in the same route.
