OH NO! Scorpion EVO Gauntlet Test Explained.

Published on October 17, 2020
Duration: 3:37

This guide details the clearing technique demonstrated for a seized CZ Scorpion EVO during a gauntlet test. It emphasizes observing the selector switch, applying significant force to clear jams, and understanding potential confusion arising from clearing procedures. The expert assessment highlights the instructor's clear understanding of firearm mechanics and consistent testing protocols.

Quick Summary

The CZ Scorpion EVO gauntlet test faced controversy due to viewer misinterpretation of the firearm's status during a malfunction. The instructor clarified the weapon was on 'fire' when a seized bolt occurred, requiring extreme force (using a wooden stump) to clear. This demonstrated a failure under the test's specific conditions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Gauntlet Test Controversy Explained
  2. 01:06Breakdown of the Malfunction
  3. 02:05Clearing the Jam and Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What caused the controversy around the CZ Scorpion EVO gauntlet test?

The controversy stemmed from viewers believing the CZ Scorpion EVO was on 'safe' during a malfunction. However, the instructor clarified the firearm was on 'fire' when the 'click no bang' failure occurred, with the bolt seized shut.

How was the jammed CZ Scorpion EVO cleared?

The seized CZ Scorpion EVO bolt could not be cycled by hand. The instructor had to use a wooden stump to apply significant force to the charging handle to clear the jam, indicating a severe failure.

What is the instructor's assessment of the CZ Scorpion EVO's reliability based on the test?

Based on the gauntlet test conditions, the instructor concluded that the CZ Scorpion EVO objectively failed the reliability test due to the seized bolt requiring extreme force to clear.

Can debris cause malfunctions in firearms like the CZ Scorpion EVO?

Yes, the instructor emphasized that even a small amount of debris can cause a failure in any firearm, regardless of its design. This highlights the importance of proper maintenance and understanding potential failure points.

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