922r compliance kit for CZ Scorpion pictures revealed

[SouthPaw]

Probably an airsoft knock off.

[mtnrider]

They were real. They were in CZ packaging and he had an invoice from CZ. The guy had some sort of connection?

[kwando]

Prob a LEO supplier

[izzy]

I'm waiting for the same thing for my Sig MPX. My stock has been on back order for almost 3 months. It's supposed to ship by the end of July. Then again I've already heard end of May and June too.

[SouthPaw]

CZs instagram says summer 2015 not 2016

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fat fingered on my phone

[dwd1985]

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[izzy]

I pre-ordered one of these from K-Var Corp. $179.99 plus about $16 for shipping...Cant wait to SBR my Scorpion. The KAK Shockwave blade thats currently on it is ok and all, but that folding stock is a game changer!

On a side note, I also have an MPX collapsible stock on hand...Im just waiting for the MPX-K to be released, and for Sig to fix the charging handle issue.

What's the charging handle issue? Where did you get the MPX stock? I've been on back order to get mine for a long time.

[dwd1985]

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[izzy]

I'll have to search for that issue, I haven't noticed anything quit like that.

[mtnrider]

I got the MPX stock direct from Sig about 2 months ago. Someone told me they had them in stock for 15% off, and I was able to snag one.

The issue is that the charging handle is loose in the upper, and as a result, chips away at the finish of the upper reciever. There are some pictures in various places around the web that show significant damage to peoples uppers. Sig CS hasnt been responding in a very satisfactory way, stating its "normal wear".

Sig has some serious issues with their rifles. I have no idea what is going on with them? The last 3-4 rifles they have produced have all had more issues then they should. I made the mistake of buying a 556xi R. It's already been back to Sig and I am still skeptical about it. I got the "that's normal" on a lot of issues with the rifle that are far from normal. Seems like they just slap something together and put it to market without thorough testing.