possum
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i sure think it would be neat to have, i doubt that i would shoot it very much, but it would be cool to have one.
Who else really wants the VZ Skorpion?
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RockyMtnTactical
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If I could get it in full auto, maybe.
armoredman
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You can get it as an SBR from Czechpoint directly, with all that NFA garbledeegook. I don't think the 9mm version is coming in yet, that would be nice, especially since I reload that caliber.
Deaf Smith
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Well I can see my wife using that as a house gun (be the M1 carbine can do so much more....)
Would love to see it in 7.62 Tork or .357 sig but I bet that will never happen. Most we can expect is a 9mm version or a 9x18 Makarov.
We will see.
Deaf
Would love to see it in 7.62 Tork or .357 sig but I bet that will never happen. Most we can expect is a 9mm version or a 9x18 Makarov.
We will see.
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w_houle
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Did someone say Tec 9 yet?
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Well, I don't have anything against it on principal...a machine pistol with a shoulder stock chambered in a round with some decent power is nothing to sneeze at.
When you take that same gun, chamber it in an underpowdered, overpriced, and unavailable cartridge, remove the ability to attach a shoulder stock (without $$$ and paperwork), and make it semi-auto only (again, w/o $$$ and paperwork), and sell it for more than a quality handgun...not so much.
I would prefer a Nagant revolver for a novelty piece. At least you're only out $79 then.
When you take that same gun, chamber it in an underpowdered, overpriced, and unavailable cartridge, remove the ability to attach a shoulder stock (without $$$ and paperwork), and make it semi-auto only (again, w/o $$$ and paperwork), and sell it for more than a quality handgun...not so much.
I would prefer a Nagant revolver for a novelty piece. At least you're only out $79 then.
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