Author Topic: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft  (Read 12809 times)

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Offline actionsportgames_bob

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Re: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft
« Reply #15 on: February 26, 2015, 06:29:31 PM »
That picture that has been going around was taken at our booth at SHOT Show 2015. The stock in that picture is an adapter we designed to allow our airsoft EVO to take airsoft AR buffer tubes. It will not accept real buffer tubes because of the inherent design differences.

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Re: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft
« Reply #16 on: February 26, 2015, 06:38:11 PM »
That picture that has been going around was taken at our booth at SHOT Show 2015. The stock in that picture is an adapter we designed to allow our airsoft EVO to take airsoft AR buffer tubes. It will not accept real buffer tubes because of the inherent design differences.
If you could make it to accept real buffers you'd sell a lot. The real gun is only 9mm and people are already using an air soft stock on a real gun. It just doesn't generate enough recoil energy to be an issue.
I have a classic army BT folder on a real MP5K and have put hundreds of rounds through it. No issues. The CA stock is just as well made as the BT one.

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Re: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft
« Reply #17 on: February 26, 2015, 06:42:24 PM »
Sorry, we have no plans or interest in manufacturing real firearms parts.

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Re: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft
« Reply #18 on: February 27, 2015, 12:30:02 PM »
The above picture was snapped by me at the airsoft company display, along with the CZ P-09s they had. I have to say I was moving quite quickly and didn't ask any questions.

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I think you multiplied potential maximum penalties by factory of three...
Count one, manufacturing an unregistered SBR.
Count two, possession of an unregistered SBR.
Count three, failing to register an SBR.

That was the way it was described to me years ago by ATFE, although the discussion was about select fire firearms, although the last two seem to be the same.

Offline Charlie-2-6

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Re: Scorpion Stocks Current Production vs Airsoft
« Reply #19 on: February 27, 2015, 02:55:20 PM »
Pics of the Eurostock??

Here ya go, click on the thumbs for bigger pictures