Manticore Arms CZ Scorpion Rifle kit
Manticore Arms posted up a new project on their Facebook Page.
Alright, here are the first pictures of the Manticore Arms Compact Slider Stock for the Scorpion EVO!
(also show is a muzzle extension we will be making for those who want to put a stock on and don’t want to or can’t SBR yet)
No ETA or MSRP yet, working out a few details yet but it shoulders nicely and makes the gun VERY compact when fully collapsed with no additional width to the gun.
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Manticore Arms
They are making a collapsing stock for the Scorpion as well as a barrel kit to turn the pistol into a rifle, for those who do not want to get a NFA stamp to make it into a SBR.
Not sure how comfy this will be to cheek, but I like the aftermarket support for the CZ. I still need to get a Scorpion.
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I rally like these guns cant wait for them to be available
Why doesn't CZ sell their own version of this? Why not manufacture the gun as a pistol caliber carbine rather than a semiauto "subgun" pistol that isn't allowed to have a stock because that would make it like a pistol caliber carbine with a short barrel which poses a danger to the public because it's "concealable" even though a "pistol" with a collapsible stock and a short barrel it's LESS concealable than a real pistol like a Glock 17.
Has anyone ever stopped to think that we have a federal law that doesn't make any sense whatsoever?
This item is very well thought out and all, but I just can't see paying $7-800 for the gun itself and then another $3-400 for something the gun should come with in the first place or at least be offered as an option for maybe a hundred bucks more.
It seems like more and, more firearms are becoming a passion in which only the wealthy can afford to actively partiucipate.