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Strike Industries recently released their version of a CZ Scorpion stock adapter, which is their first venture into the aftermarket support for the CZ brand. The Scorpion stock adapter is machined to fit to the back of the Scorpion’s receiver, with a 1913 Picatinny rail facing rearward to allow a variety of stocks or pistol braces to be attached for more stability while shooting.
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Strike Industries’ QD Stock Adapter for the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 also incorporates a quick detach port for quick detach sling attachments. The adapter also comes in black, red, yellow and flat dark earth colors. Strike Industries’ product description and specs can be seen below, as well as their installation video:
The Strike Industries quick detach stock adapter for the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 is an upgrade to the traditional stock adapter, allowing full height adjustability using the 3 picatinny sections included in the rear of the stock plate. This allows the operator to select from different eye relief positions, and adjust on the go with the included hex screw, simply untighten and slide into the preferred position. Also included is a quick detach point for any sling to be mounted under the stock adapter. The Stock adapter requires no tools to install, and simply slides over the stock adapter detent button to lock into place. Designed to integrate seamlessly into the CZ Scorpion EVO body, having the same beveled lines and contour.
Product Features:
– Intended for use with stocks that incorporate picatinny aattached clamps.
– Quick detach (QD) feature allows for a sling to be installed with ease.
– Fits factory specification
– Machined 6061 Aluminum
– Picatinny rail section
You can find the Strike Industries QD Stock Adapter for the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 HERE. The black adapter has an MSRP of $39.95, while the other colors are listed at $41.95.
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For those with CZ Scorpion’s, does the Strike Industries Stock Adapter interest you? For those already using Picatinny rail stock attachments, how do you like them?
