OH NO! Scorpion EVO Gauntlet Test Explained.

Published on October 17, 2020
Duration: 3:37

This video addresses controversy surrounding a CZ Scorpion EVO gauntlet test, clarifying a malfunction occurred while the firearm was on 'fire,' not 'safe.' The test demonstrated a seized bolt requiring extreme force, even a stump, to clear, indicating a failure under specific reliability stress conditions. The presenter emphasizes that such tests, while for entertainment, highlight potential vulnerabilities in any firearm.

Quick Summary

The CZ Scorpion EVO malfunctioned with a seized bolt while on the 'fire' setting, not 'safe.' Clearing the jam required extreme force, even a wooden stump, indicating a failure under test conditions. The selector was moved to 'safe' only after the test concluded.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Scorpion EVO Gauntlet Test Controversy Explained
  2. 01:06Malfunction Breakdown: Bolt Seized on Fire
  3. 02:05Clearing the Jam & Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

Did the CZ Scorpion EVO malfunction on 'safe' during the gauntlet test?

No, the firearm malfunctioned with a seized bolt while it was confirmed to be on the 'fire' setting. The selector was moved to 'safe' out of habit only after the test was declared over, causing viewer confusion.

How was the CZ Scorpion EVO jam cleared after the gauntlet test failure?

The jam was severe, requiring the use of a wooden stump to apply enough force to cycle the charging handle and clear the seized bolt.

What was the outcome of the CZ Scorpion EVO gauntlet test?

The CZ Scorpion EVO objectively failed the reliability test under the specific conditions of the gauntlet test due to a seized bolt that required extreme force to clear.

Why did viewers think the Scorpion EVO was on 'safe' during the malfunction?

The presenter moved the selector switch to 'safe' out of habit after the test was declared over. Footage clearly shows the malfunction occurred when the weapon was set to 'fire'.

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