Just picked up my new CZ Scorpion Micro. It's a cute little bugger! It's amazing just how compact it is.
I noticed that the internals were really dirty, with lots of particles of whatever all over. I don't think I've ever purchased a new gun that was actually this dirty. Racking the action took way more effort than I thought it should. So I did my normal disassembly and cleaning that I do to every new gun that I buy. Cleaned all all of the gook out of it and then lubed it up and put it back together. Looks much better. Racking the action is still stiff, but much smoother than before. I'm thinking that once it's had a few rounds through it, it will improve.
One problem that I did notice concerns the brace arms. The arm on the right side sits about 1/16" away from the body of the pistol while the arm on the left has about 1/4" clearance. The right arm doesn't rub or anything, but it is close and it is noticeably closer than the other side. I didn't really take the brace off to check it out yet, but does anyone know if there is an adjustment that will allow me to center the brace better so that the clearance of the brace arms is equal on both sides?
There doesn't seem to be any way to adjust it that I have found yet. There is one allen screw on the left side of the brace, but I think that just locks the brace from moving once it's installed. There are no allen screws on the right side. I would like to move the brace over a bit, but so far haven't found a way to do it. Any suggestions?
I have a similar SB telescoping brace on a Sig MPX and there are allen screws on both sides. You can loosen allen screw on one side and then tighten the opposite side to draw the brace to the other side, allowing you to center the brace on the pistol. With only one allen screw on the CZ, I haven't found a way to adjust it yet.