Metal Reinforced Feedlip Magazine For CZ Scorpion Evo 3
Prepper Gunner and Manticore Arms collaborated together and are giving what the masses have been demanding for over a year. Metal reinforced feedlip magazine similar to a Lancer magazine like you see for the 5.56 AR mag and MPX magazines.
It got leaked a few days early, so we might as well spill the beans: Manticore Arms has developed a magazine for the Scorpion EVO!
Developed for Prepper Gun Shop by Manticore Arms, the PGS Hybrid magazine for Scorpion EVO features heat treated feed lips and a polymer body. The magazine is 100% made in the USA and counts as three parts for 922r compliance. Available in Clear and Smoke Tint the magazine has a 32 round capacity and has round count markings molded into the body. MSRP is $29.95 and they will be available for purchase at Prepper Gun Shop and their distributors starting in Late February/Early March of 2017.
Come to the CZ USA Shot Show booth to see the magazines in person!
Sven
Manticore Arms
While I have not personally experienced issues with my CZ Scorpion Evo mags, I know people have had cracked feedlips. To me, it is like the apex seals on my 3rd Gen FD3S RX7. Many people say they go bad. But I have not experienced it. The problem is many other people see that and it stops them from buying an RX7 or a CZ Scorpion. They don’t get to enjoy them. The Scorpion Mag issue is a minor one. The magazines are inexpensive and easily replaced. Better yet, CZ-USA has been open about replacing bad ones free of charge.
Hopefully these will not have issues and give people peace of mind.
- For more information, go to preppergunshop.com
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The CZ mags are pretty bad. Personally I've had multiple mags - two 20-rounders and one 10-rounder - hold fewer than advertised. They were 19- and 9-round magazines respectively. And this wasn't a case of not being able to muscle in that last round - there was literally no way to fit another round in short of busting out the bottom plate of the mag.
While the CZ mags do have a tendency to crack, they generally continue to feed without issue - this is the part people usually neglect to mention when they whine about this. CZ-USA exchanges the magazines on a 1-to-1 basis but I do think they've been a little lazy in updating the design.
I've got all the magazines I need and since the Manticore ones will not be freely exchanged, I'll wait for a CZ option.