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- Huge aftermarket
- High capacity magazines available
- Ambi safety digs into you while firing
- Stiff trigger
The CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 pistol brings the popular Scorpion platform down to an easy-to-handle size. This blowback-operated semi-auto pistol is chambered in 9mm and sports a short 7.72-inch barrel. Picatinny rails adorn the top, sides, and bottom of the gun, and fully ambidextrous controls make sure no user is left out. Iron sights, a rear QD sling mount, and a 1/2×28 threaded muzzle round out the feature set. The Scorpion Evo is easily accessorizable and makes for a great lightweight pistol-caliber carbine.
Specs
Features
Cold hammer-forged 7.72" barrel
Fully ambidextrous controls
Non-reciprocating charging handle
Direct blowback
10-30 round magazine capacity
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CZ’s Scorpion EVO 3 S1 is an awesome rifle. It’s well made, easy to control, and has looks to die for. The market for this rifle is growing rapidly with a lot of companies introducing more and more custom parts for the Scorpion. Not to mention, it dominates in the accuracy department! It has a nice, long, sight radius, with excellent stock iron sights — this makes shooting accurately easy.
The CZ Micro Scorpion features a 4.12-inch barrel, which means over three inches were trimmed from the original Scorpion barrel. It comes with the CZ PDW brace that is a combination of efforts between SB Tactical and Manticore Arms. The overall weight is 5.5 pounds, and that’s with a 13.1-ounce brace. It’s nice and light, very comfortable. Attached to the barrel is the No-Octane Faux suppressor from Silencer Co. It’s square-shaped and gives an aggressive appearance to a normally short barrel. The result is an extremely compact gun that packs a ton of capacity and is easy to shoot when used with a brace.
The Sig MPX-K utilizes a 4.5-inch carbon steel barrel to help bring the already maneuverable MPX into an even lighter, handier package. Additionally, the MPX-K features a reliable and durable gas-piston system to help that helps reduce recoil and aids in suppression. The MPX also has fully ambidextrous AR-style controls, a Timney flat-face trigger, and boasts modularity that allows users to easily change handguards and barrel lengths.
“If you’re a PCC fan, you gotta check out the B&T APC9 Pro. This gun is well-made and fun to shoot. While we preferred the ergonomics of the Sig MPX, the APC9 has its perks such as low recoil and very accurate. The APC9 Pro has a slightly longer barrel than the APC9K Pro. For a more compact version, check out the APC9K Pro.” – John C.
“If you’re a PCC fan, you gotta check out the B&T APC9 Pro. This gun is well made and fun to shoot. While we preferred the ergonomics of the Sig MPX, the APC9 has it’s perks such as low recoil and very accurate. The APC9K Pro is slightly more compact than the APC9 Pro.” – John C.
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final verdict
The Scorpion Evo 3 S1 pistol has made its mark as a staple in the growing world of PCCs. It looks cool, works well, and has a ton of aftermarket support. While it does have some minor shortcomings, they are largely overshadowed by the solid performance of this fun, affordable gun.
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