.32 ACP Skorpion!!!!!

[st1264]

I am waiting for a 380. I would like a wood stock and grip.

Asked the importer and 2 retailers, no answer on when and if the .380's are coming

 

[bfiles]

Vz68. Another carbine version.

I'm already working on something for the buttstock ;-)

 

[fenceline]

I'm already working on something for the buttstock ;-)

I'm stunned. Hahahaha

 

[Deckard]

I made a buttstock for a bud a decade ago. Welcome to the new now.

 

[bfiles]

Let's see some pics Deckard.

 

[Deckard]

I'll ask if the owner still has it. I copied from that picture and made a dovetail mount. Take off the folder-you will see how it fits.

 

[bfiles]

You use the standard CZ stock or make one that was elongated like the one in the pic?

 

[Deckard]

Precisely like that one. The project predated my access to 58s. It was thinner than the 58 stock. I make stocks from scratch. I might still have the concept model around. I make things from sight and then modify the prototype to make a final version.

 

[bfiles]

If you do still have the concept version, can I borrow it?!?!?!?!!?

 

[Deckard]

It wasn't that spectacular. Anyone with a bandsaw could do it. The metal took some filing though.

 

[bfiles]

Did you permanently mod the back of the receiver?

 

[bfiles]

Did you permanently mod the back of the receiver?
Or make a mount on the end of the stock that slides into the back of the receiver??
How did you fasten the stock to it, with a bolt?

 

[Deckard]

No mods whatsoever. Look at the shape of the stock inside that ring. That was the hard part. Then a quick tack weld of that part to an upside down L bracket.

 

[Deckard]

Roughly like this. I'm not sure if it could not be improved, though. Not to scale.

The bottom attachment point I'd do differently, however.

 

[bfiles]

I like that, I'm just not to sure how well the mounting points to the stock would hold up.
I'm gonna see what I can come up with at work in a few days.

 

[Deckard]

Like I said I usually go off in a direction and then assess it for a V.2. It was sufficiently rigid (given recoil impulse) but I'd make the following changes:
1) Make the bracket at right angles but inlet the top of the wood (like an AK stock). This prevents some twisting. You can likewise inlet the stock at the bottom for a better fit to the receiver.
2) Omit the bottom screw and instead tack on a bar or tube. The stock is drilled for that tube, but it's tight.

Tap on the stock to the bracket. Tighten top screw.

 

[Andy]

There's a Canadian review here: http://www.calibremag.ca/CalibreMagazineVol1Issue2.pdf page 37 It's 7.53 MB

I suggest you guys read it.

There will many inquiries about milsurp 32 ACP ammo availability, followed by many low round count Skorpions being sold on the EE.............

 

[Deckard]

People own them 'because they can.' No different TGDN $10 a shot rifles.

 

[st1264]

There will many inquiries about milsurp 32 ACP ammo availability, followed by many low round count Skorpions being sold on the EE.............

Don't buy one then, move along. I love mine.

That review is one reason why people are buying them. They are a lot of fun at the range.

Just to be clear, the M84 Skorpions are assembled using purpose built semi-automatic receivers from an older production run. The M84's we bring in were never full autos or even partially manufactured to be full autos

... and don't anyone hint otherwise!

 

[5440fight]

No mods whatsoever. Look at the shape of the stock inside that ring. That was the hard part. Then a quick tack weld of that part to an upside down L bracket.

What a cruel post. A picture of the unicorn: select fire Skorpion in 9mm Parabellum.