Scorpio EM 322

[ratherbefishin]

I got mine, but having some scope issues,so haven't fired it yet. So far everything looks ok,but it all depends on how accurate it is .Bottle caps 50 yards would be excellent

 

[burns k31]

I got mine, but having some scope issues,so haven't fired it yet. So far everything looks ok,but it all depends on how accurate it is .Bottle caps 50 yards would be excellent

Did you get it worked out? How did the shooting go?

 

[ratherbefishin]

I just picked up a set of 11mm rings on the weekend,(the 3/8'' fit,sort of ,but not properly) haven't shot it yet.But the rifle feels pretty good though,hope it is accurate

Funny, I thought there would be more interest in this one

 

[Father]

I just picked up a set of 11mm rings on the weekend,(the 3/8'' fit,sort of ,but not properly) haven't shot it yet.But the rifle feels pretty good though,hope it is accurate

Funny, I thought there would be more interest in this one

Man, if it had a normal stock I would want one, but that MossbergPlinkster style stock does nothing for me!

 

[ratherbefishin]

It might look odd, but surprisingly it actually fits really nice....anyone who picked it up was impressed..

 

[Woody-to]

Funny, I thought there would be more interest in this one

If someone would actually shoot one and post a review, there might be more interest. It seems everyone who bought one hasn't had a chance to shoot it yet. I guess I would be in the same boat, haven't done much this winter.
I agree with Father though, that stock.....

 

[ratherbefishin]

It doesn't look like many were sold....

 

[Father]

If someone would actually shoot one and post a review, there might be more interest. It seems everyone who bought one hasn't had a chance to shoot it yet. I guess I would be in the same boat, haven't done much this winter.
I agree with Father though, that stock.....

Yup, bleh on the stock.

I heard it smelled funny too. The plastic I mean.

 

[ratherbefishin]

What a stock 'looks like' is pretty subjective( personally I happen to like a nice well oiled walnut stock with good figuring) but 'function' is all that really counts...and that unconventional looking Scorpio stock with the pistol grip just fits in your hand nice...I bought it for 'utility' not looks,my martini cadet I bought for 'looks' and it will never see the woods but the plastic stocked Scorpio and Norinco JW 15a will

 

[Father]

Good points.

I dont shoot in the woods, but if I did I would still go with a wood stock. I find syns are cold to the cheek.

 

[ratherbefishin]

Got a few old mossbergs that fill that bill.nice walnut, accurate and older than I am( 70) ...work better, too...

 

[ISaidShotgun!]

If someone would actually shoot one and post a review, there might be more interest. It seems everyone who bought one hasn't had a chance to shoot it yet. I guess I would be in the same boat, haven't done much this winter.
I agree with Father though, that stock.....

The stock doesn't stink. Its accurate, at 25 and 50 metres, usually can cover the hole with my finger off of a rest using a scope. My eyes are too old for irons. At 100 metres it hits the 6" gong every time. I haven't tried for groups yet at 100m. And I find the stock quite comfortable, and its great for young kids too. The bolt is a little hard to close at first but its wearing in. I did have to take a file to the mag to get it to seat little easier, but works just fine now. For a 250 dollar .22 its worth the money.

 

[Father]

Great to hear!

I have received many requests to get one and start a build thread on its makeover. I may just have to.

 

[ratherbefishin]

It's obviously not a bench rest target rifle ,but if it's accurate it rates consideration...I 'd like to see how it stacks up against an NS 522 ,a BRNO, or a Norinco JW 15 knockoff