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I had an itch for something new... and impulsively bought a Scorpion Carbine. No specific reason other than it looked fun and I liked how it looked. I’ve been “hooked” on CZ products for awhile now.
It ended up being fairly expensive after adding all the changes I wanted done, but isn’t it always that way?
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I really love the Scorpion more now that it’s suppressed. Pew pew!I have a scorpion and a suppressed 10.5” SBR AR 556. And I say it depends what you want to do with it.
My scorpion is a pistol version. So it collapses and fits into a backpack. Handy to carry. Very fun to shoot. Dumping a 35 round mag is fun
The SBR although not quiet is more pleasant to shoot with the suppressor. A DD MK 18 has been on my list for a while but my current setup has been excellent.
Both have sig Romeo 5 red dots and Magpul back ups that cowitness through the sig.
Both are excellent and I never see a reason to part with either.
I think the scorpion would be awesome suppressed and someday will probably get a can for it.
When it comes to a range toy they both work excellent and are tons of fun with the 9mm being a bit cheaper.
When it comes to knockdown power at any range. The AR is a clear winner.
So I say get both. Never shot an AR9 but can’t imagine it blow me away compared to my scorpion.
I really love the Scorpion more now that it’s suppressed. Pew pew!
Yes, the subsonic rounds just about drop out of the sky much beyond 200 yds, but I obviously have better weapons for reaching out! I’m running a Romeo5 on mine also.
Guy at the range came over one day when I was shooting steel with the pistol. He pulled out his Scorpion. It was cool, but I didn't double plug since I was finishing up and packing when he came over. That thing is LOUD. Sounded louder than my pistol. I'd have to have a can for that one. That's what I need to focus on this year...cans.
This is strictly for a toy. I have tons of other crap better suited for more serious use.
I’ve heard it stated that when suppressed, you eat less gas with the Scorpion.Then you will love the scorpion. Comparable to the MP5 vs the AR platform
I’m sure you have an AR lower already. Otherwise the fact you can swap the MK18 upper with a long range precision upper on a 15 would be a plus for the MK 18 setup
The AR9 tuned would probably run smoother than my stock scorpion does. Of course a muzzle device on the scorpion would help that to. In reference to muzzle jump/trigger etc
Scorpion is blowback vs a gas operated AR.
I’ve heard it stated that when suppressed, you eat less gas with the Scorpion.
I have the S1 pistol version of the Scorpion. Running a suppressor on it with American Eagle 147's will send you from 6 to Midnight. Absolute blast to shoot. The only thing I will say is a must... get the HB industries trigger pull spring kit. Took mine from almost 10lbs of pull down to 5.
I’ve heard it stated that when suppressed, you eat less gas with the Scorpion.
B&T.....
That is all.
Junk from the example my buddy spent way too much money on. Very frequent FTF or FTE on various ammo. Maybe his is the lemon and the rest are awesome, but I wouldn’t risk it based on what I’ve tried to help him work through.
Dang. Has he contacted B&T?Junk from the example my buddy spent way too much money on. Very frequent FTF or FTE on various ammo. Maybe his is the lemon and the rest are awesome, but I wouldn’t risk it based on what I’ve tried to help him work through.
I had an itch for something new... and impulsively bought a Scorpion Carbine. No specific reason other than it looked fun and I liked how it looked. I’ve been “hooked” on CZ products for awhile now.
It ended up being fairly expensive after adding all the changes I wanted done, but isn’t it always that way?
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Isn’t that the truth!I
I've looked at firearms as a down payment on accessories for many years now.![]()