NEW Hungarian 9mm Carbine Uses Scorpion Evo3 Lower
Thanks to John Uram for sending us this our way. A some of you may know I am partial to the CZ Scorpion Evo 3. They made a short video about a new Hungarian 9mm Carbine. It uses a CZ Scorpion Evo 3 lower. The rifle is called the Steiner Bark.
One aspect I am curious about is if this could be sold as a plain upper receiver like an AR-15 upper. If that is the case what happens when you put it on an Evo3 lower since the Scorpion Upper is the registered/serialized firearm?
We made a short video from the latest hungarian carbine development, the “Steiner Bark”. The carbine is in 9×19 mm only, it’s made in 3 barrel length. In the video we shot the longest 17,7 inches (45 cm) version. The upper is improved from the hungarian Danuvia VD-01, the lower is from the CZ EVO 3. We shot from 50, 100 and 150 meters with Fiocchi, Remington, Geco and Magtech ammunition
Edit: Thanks to my friend Jan Lučanský, the designer of the Scorpion Evo3. He told me that this gun is actually Slovakian. It is called the Balko Bark 9. Check it out on their Slovakian website.
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Sooo why not an AR-15? I get 9mm carbines in a small, light and handy package. But a long barrel with a scope? Nope. But hey diffrent strokes for different folks.
Nice rifle. Really. The only problem with it:
- it is NOT Hungarian, but Slovakian, designed by Balko Rifle company
https://balkorifle.wordpres...
- it is not NEW, it was around since cca. 2012
http://www.webforum.sk/view...
- nothing common with Danuvia VD-01, except both are simple blowback system