CZ-USA Scorpion meets the GAUNTLET!

Published on October 17, 2020
Duration: 11:11

This guide details the Gauntlet Test procedure for the CZ Scorpion EVO, as demonstrated by an expert from Military Arms Channel. The test involves subjecting the firearm to extreme conditions like water, sand, dirt, and mud to assess its durability and reliability. The expert highlights potential failure points and provides insights into the firearm's performance under stress, emphasizing that these tests are for entertainment and insight, not scientific rigor.

Quick Summary

The CZ Scorpion EVO passed the initial Elements Test (water, sand, dirt, mud with cleaning) but failed during the full Gauntlet Test (no rinsing) due to failures to feed in sand and dirt. Expert analysis suggests basic external cleaning can restore some functionality after contamination, but these tests are for entertainment, not scientific purchasing decisions.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Intro: Scorpion EVO & Gauntlet Test
  2. 00:32Gauntlet Test Methodology Explained
  3. 01:00Ammunition & Sponsor Details
  4. 01:25Initial Function Confirmation
  5. 01:41Elements Test: Water Submersion
  6. 02:08Elements Test: Sand Submersion
  7. 02:30Elements Test: Water Rinse After Sand
  8. 02:40Elements Test: Dirt Submersion
  9. 03:06Elements Test: Water Rinse After Dirt
  10. 03:15Elements Test: Mud Submersion
  11. 03:51Elements Test Results Summary
  12. 04:00Sponsor Acknowledgement: Big Daddy Unlimited
  13. 04:24Starting the Full Gauntlet Test
  14. 04:36Gauntlet Test: Water Immersion
  15. 04:52Gauntlet Test: Sand Immersion & Failures
  16. 05:29Gauntlet Test: Continued Sand Failures
  17. 06:05Gauntlet Test: Dirt Immersion & Failures
  18. 06:58Gauntlet Test: Unexpected Failure
  19. 07:42Gauntlet Test Results Summary
  20. 07:50Post-Test: Clearing and Assessment
  21. 08:33Disclaimer: Entertainment vs. Science
  22. 08:58Post-Test: Cleaning and Recovery
  23. 10:52Channel Support and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the CZ Scorpion EVO perform in the Gauntlet Test's Elements phase?

In the initial Elements Test, the CZ Scorpion EVO successfully passed submersion and firing tests in water, sand, dirt, and mud without any reported failures, demonstrating initial resilience to contamination.

What were the failure points for the CZ Scorpion EVO during the full Gauntlet Test?

During the full Gauntlet Test, which involved no rinsing between elements, the CZ Scorpion EVO experienced failures to feed (FTF) in sand (2 failures) and dirt (1 failure), leading to the test's early conclusion and manual clearing difficulties.

Can basic cleaning restore functionality to a contaminated CZ Scorpion EVO?

Yes, after the Gauntlet Test, basic external cleaning with a garden hose allowed the bolt on the CZ Scorpion EVO to move freely again, suggesting that simple cleaning can restore some functionality after moderate contamination.

Are the Gauntlet Test results considered scientific?

No, the presenter explicitly states that these tests are primarily for entertainment and insight, not scientific rigor. Viewers are cautioned against making purchasing decisions based solely on these results.

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