Videos tagged with VZ-61 Scorpion

This video provides a deep dive into the sheet metal upper construction of the Czechoslovakian VZ-61 Scorpion machine pistol. Mark Serbu demonstrates the intricate process of disassembling the upper receiver, focusing on the removal of rivets and the separation of the thin sheet metal from the cast trunnion. The guide highlights the unique manufacturing techniques, the material properties of the sheet steel, and the challenges involved in deconstructing this historical firearm component.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Czechoslovakian VZ-61 Scorpion submachine gun, focusing on its unique features and historical context. Mark Serbu, a gun designer, shares his excitement about acquiring and demonstrating the firearm, highlighting its 32 ACP caliber, 20-round magazine capacity, and the function of its rate reducer. The video also touches on the availability and cost of parts kits, the craftsmanship involved in its production, and comparisons to other firearms.

This video provides an in-depth look at the VZ 61 Scorpion, a classic Czechoslovakian machine pistol. It covers both a classic build and a modern, customized interpretation by Mark III Firearms. The presenter discusses the VZ 61's history, its role in popular culture, its technical specifications, and its surprisingly fun shooting characteristics, particularly in its suppressed and modernized forms.

This guide details the installation of two pistol brace alternatives: the Black Collar Arms APS and the Pistol Storage Device (PSD). The APS offers adjustable support for chassis pistols, compatible with Atlas bipod feet, while the PSD provides magazine and sling storage with ATF non-brace/non-stock classification. Both aim to enhance stability and accuracy without NFA regulations.