The NEW CZ Scorpion 3 PLUS Unboxing And First Impression

Published on July 13, 2022
Duration: 12:32

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the new CZ Scorpion 3 Plus pistol caliber carbine. The reviewer highlights key design changes from previous models, including updated ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and a revised handguard. He discusses the different barrel length options and the controversial magazine compatibility changes, offering potential workarounds for older magazines. The reviewer expresses personal preferences for the 7-inch barrel model and notes the firearm's iconic status, particularly among gamers.

Quick Summary

The new CZ Scorpion 3 Plus introduces significant ergonomic upgrades, including AR-style controls and ambidextrous bolt releases and safeties. While older magazines are not directly compatible, they can be modified. The firearm is available in 7-inch and 4-inch barrel lengths, with the longer model surprisingly being cheaper due to shared components with the micro version.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro and Initial Thoughts
  2. 00:25Shooting Footage Mentioned
  3. 01:05Reviewer's Disclaimer
  4. 01:13Acquiring the CZ Scorpion
  5. 01:25Iconic Status (Call of Duty)
  6. 01:42The New Plus 3 Generation
  7. 01:58Unboxing the CZ Scorpion 3 Plus
  8. 02:15Safety First
  9. 02:21Box Contents
  10. 03:05The Firearm Itself
  11. 03:13Optic Setup (Sig Romeo 5)
  12. 03:32Raised Sights
  13. 03:45Handguard Changes
  14. 04:00Barrel Length Options (7" vs 4")
  15. 04:40Suppressor Included
  16. 04:57Included Magazines
  17. 05:06Charging Handle (HK Slap)
  18. 05:13Magazine Changes Explained
  19. 05:17AR-Style Ergonomics
  20. 05:35Ambidextrous Bolt Release
  21. 05:59Ambidextrous Safety
  22. 06:17Grip Changes
  23. 06:30Magazine Compatibility Controversy
  24. 07:04Modifying Old Magazines
  25. 08:12Lower Receiver Platform
  26. 08:18Brace Coming Soon
  27. 08:31Bare Bones Look
  28. 08:46With Folded Brace
  29. 08:51Comparison to AP5/Vector
  30. 09:07Finally Owns One
  31. 09:09Price Difference (7" vs Micro)
  32. 09:38CZ Explanation on Pricing
  33. 10:08No QD Mounts (Initial Thought)
  34. 10:18QD Mount on Rear
  35. 10:34Reviewer's Uncertainty
  36. 10:51Included Magazines (20-round)
  37. 11:08Recommendation for New Buyers
  38. 11:25Upcoming Accessories (Light)
  39. 11:28Hand Stop Placement
  40. 11:51Planned Setup (Light, Red Dot, Brace)
  41. 11:58Caliber and Use Case (9mm, Home Defense)
  42. 12:09Joining the CZ Family
  43. 12:16Follow-up Review Tease
  44. 12:26Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ergonomic changes in the CZ Scorpion 3 Plus compared to older models?

The CZ Scorpion 3 Plus features significantly updated ergonomics, adopting AR-style controls. This includes ambidextrous bolt releases and safety selectors, making it more user-friendly for both left and right-handed shooters. The handguard has also been revised, removing the uncomfortable side Picatinny rail found on previous versions.

What is the magazine compatibility situation with the new CZ Scorpion 3 Plus?

The new magazines for the CZ Scorpion 3 Plus are backward compatible with older CZ Scorpion EVO models. However, older magazines are not forward compatible with the 3 Plus. Users can modify older magazines to work with the new platform, often by lasering or cutting a specific square notch.

What are the available barrel lengths for the CZ Scorpion 3 Plus?

The CZ Scorpion 3 Plus is offered in two primary barrel lengths. There is a 7-inch barrel version, which the reviewer chose for its perceived ballistic advantages, and a shorter 4-inch barrel version known as the 'micro-mini'.

Why is the longer CZ Scorpion 3 Plus model cheaper than the shorter micro version?

The reviewer notes that the 7-inch barrel CZ Scorpion 3 Plus is priced lower than the 4-inch micro version. CZ reportedly explained this is because they utilize many of the same components as the micro model, and the cost difference from the barrel itself is not significant enough to justify a higher price.

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