I have a CZ Scorpion Evo carbine with a 16.2" barrel. Seems like most of the "recoil" or movement of the gun in fast shooting (which is not much really) would be from the bolt blowback cycling. Would a comp/brake do anything to reduce recoil or muzzle rise (115 grain factory loads)? I am thinking it will not, but I am still curious to see if anyone has experimened a little, to be definitive. Thanks.

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The consensus was... No.
Not worth the money to go forth !

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Originally posted by CandyMan.45:
The consensus was... No.
Not worth the money to go forth !

Doesn’t the Scorpion carbine come with a comp on the muzzle, or did you buy the version with the fake suppressor over the barrel?

I don’t think it’s worth it all. A flash hider makes more sense. Mine has a tri-lug adapter on both of mine, so I have neither.

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Originally posted by Dwill104:
Doesn’t the Scorpion carbine come with a comp on the muzzle, or did you buy the version with the fake suppressor over the barrel?

Traded a 19X and some $, had the fake can, gave that away.

stuck a lot of different things on the front of a scorpion and no it doesn't make a difference. Want less get an MPX (that's just an assessment, not a recommendation).