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I've read most of the threads on this pistol, I was hoping some of you might have done things to yours I'm thinking I'll do to mine if I get one tomorrow..

HBI safety selectors (AK on right side, "standard" on left)
Paddle mag release, either Magpul or HBI
Magpul pistol grip
Pakse Sapper handguard
Reduced weight trigger spring
Gear Head Works CZ folding cheek rest & Tailhook

Any opinions? Seems like a hoot. Haven't even thought of what (if any) optic to use. FWIW, the one available locally is grey. Kinda "meh" about that but we'll see. Seems like when you see one in person, it's always different from what you saw online.


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I've read most of the threads on this pistol, I was hoping some of you might have done things to yours I'm thinking I'll do to mine if I get one tomorrow..

HBI safety selectors (AK on right side, "standard" on left) Have this setup and love it.
Paddle mag release, either Magpul or HBI Got the HBI before the Magpul was out, regardless love it.
Magpul pistol grip Will soon be switching out my YetiWerks for this.
Pakse Sapper handguard Have the HBI k configuration handguard
Reduced weight trigger spring Yes
Gear Head Works CZ folding cheek rest & Tailhook Mine is SBR’d but love the Gear Head look on a pistol

Any opinions? Seems like a hoot. Haven't even thought of what (if any) optic to use. FWIW, the one available locally is grey. Kinda "meh" about that but we'll see. Seems like when you see one in person, it's always different from what you saw online.


I have no doubt that the various B&T, H&K, and other sub guns are much nicer, but for the $ the Scorpion is a hoot.



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HBI safety selectors (AK on right side, "standard" on left)
Paddle mag release, either Magpul or HBI
Magpul pistol grip
Reduced weight trigger spring
Gear Head Works CZ folding cheek rest & Tailhook


I have all these on my Scorpion. All well worth it.

Get the replacement trigger shoe while you're at it. You're taking apart the trigger group anyway to do the springs. Might as well.

My Scorpion is currently sporting a Primary Arms Advanced Micro Dot, which is the perfect optic for it if you don't want to spend Aimpoint H1/T1 money. Nice and low, and cowitnesses with the factory iron sights well.
 
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I have a few of them. the changes I made are the right side safety delete and the trigger spring. the rest I didn't feel worth it. As a brace I've been running the SB tactical evo which is fine and the SB tactical 1913 on a Parker Mountain machine end plate, which is better. FWIW>


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the changes I made are the right side safety delete and the trigger spring. the rest I didn't feel worth it.


Those two changes, plus a different grip, are the minimum three mods I'd do on a Scorpion. Those alone take a factory Scorpion from good to great.

Anything else beyond those three is nice, but not required.
 
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The HBI K-conversion barrel / handguard are worth it, with 3-lug. In addition to the grip, safety, and SB tactical brace.
 
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I have an EVO S2 Micro with the telescoping SB arm brace. Aftermarket replacements items include a ProStock charging handle, Delta trigger, reduced spring kit, Mini AK safety selectors, Duckbill paddle mag release, all H.H Industries stuff, along with a YetiWurks grip. Plus a bunch of PSA 35 rd mags. It is an extremely fun gun to shoot. I heard they discontinued it recently and replaced it with a model with a folding brace instead.



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I use the Gear Head Works right side safety, HBI reduced weight trigger spring, HBI duckbill mag release, HBI charging handle, Yeti Wurks Switchback grip, CZ Custom disconnector, and a HK Parts 3-lug muzzle

 
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That thing in FDE is sexay. LOL


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I did the right side safety delete and HBI trigger set. I prefer crossbolt safeties, like on hunting weapons, so I'm thinking of buying a CZ custom crossbolt safety and ditching the lever. Extra mags too. The safety and the trigger are all you need. It's really a well designed weapon.


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HBI replacement trigger, spring, charging handle,paddle release, right safety delete and grip.
Did 3 Scorpions- got good at it. You do have to drill out the trigger pack. You need a 1.5 mm Allen wrench for the safety delete. I did polish the hammer while apart.
 
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Drill out the trigger pack?

Oooooh, I see. So if mine is newer, I should not have to do this, correct?


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Nope
Newer models have a spot weld on the trigger pack that has to be drilled out.
And putting that trigger spring under the catch is a royal pia- use the wooden Q tip to compress the spring.
 
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I bought my Scorpion in mid-2017, and I didn't have to drill mine. But 2016 and early 2017 production did require drilling. I'm not sure if they've resumed welding since then.

But yeah, the trigger spring is a bitch. After trying for several minutes, I ended up rigging up a simple jig from some wood blocks to help manage it.
 
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Drill out the trigger pack?

Oooooh, I see. So if mine is newer, I should not have to do this, correct?



Drilling the trigger pack is super easy. Bought the bit from HBI and used a hand drill. Almost impossible to mess up.

The trigger spring did take some dexterity, to say the least.
 
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I have the EVO carbine. I swapped the pistol grip and added a foregrip. Running a COMPM3 on mine for a dot.

It is a REALLY fun little rifle to shoot.

Whenever this is over, check with ATR or Gun Runner here in Fairmont. They may have some in stock.
 
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I also sent my trigger pack to Shooters Element to polish the trigger. It was only about $45 and I thought it was worth it.
 
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Bought my EVO back in 2015 or 16 and I have lost track of all the different things I did to it. I do remember the first thing I did was drill out the trigger pack. Then I got lucky and won a trigger and HBI trigger spring kit. I added a barrel cooler, mag release lever, barrel compensator, rail covers and an AK style safety lever on the right side and a Magpul pistol grip.


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The die is cast....



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The die is cast....

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Congrats. The green looks great.
 
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