And I put on an aluminum handguard from HB Industries, to get rid of the cheese grater quad-rail.
I ordered the HB spring kit for the trigger and the AK style flip saftey.
Well that stinks. I have a pretty strong astigmatism and with corrective lenses it clears up pretty well. I don't have anything against prismatic optics, though having owned the ACSS reticle in another 1X optic I think the ranging lines are somewhat wasted in that they were too small for me to be that useful. I do like the horseshoe though.Awesome looking.
I wear corrective contacts. Red dot still scatters. The Cyclops being a prism is crystal clear
Also, if you JB Weld in a couple of .016" brass shims fore/aft of the trigger hole and you'll have a pretty decent trigger for very little money.My trigger was pulling at nearly 11 lbs.
So I will put the spring kit in and do a polish job on the trigger assembly. Easy to do if you take your time
As an SBR, the Scorpion's off side safety doesn't dig in.
It's been sometime since I priced the two out, but isn't the price difference more than a few bucks?I don’t quite grasp the ‘logic’ behind paying such for a firearm
Then needing to spend more money, time, effort to ‘improve’ it
When for a few bucks more you can buy the superior GHM9
Old 454 said:Improving the function of a weapon is always good.
Is it nessesary.. no....
The CZ Scorpion is an awesome weapon as is.
But making improvements is a personal decision.
Personally I like a trigger thats more responsive then the stock trigger and I also like the AK style of safety that is easy to flip on and off then the stock safety.
To each there own.
That BT was considerably more then the Scorpion.
I paid under 800.00 for my CZ The BT was I believe around 1300.00
That was a typo, I meant to say 'a couple hundred bucks more'TunnelRat said:It's been sometime since I priced the two out, but isn't the price difference more than a few bucks?
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