Scorpion Carbine

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Scorpion Carbine

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I liked the pistol so much I had to add the carbine to the collection.
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spongemonkey wrote:Looks nice but I am not familar with them. What caliber?
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How does it shoot? I have been thinking about one of these since I can shoot it in the local indoor range.
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That's one of the very few guns (other than a Kriss Vector) that I would want to take a pistol and then SBR it. Very nice! :thumbsup: :Drool1:
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I handled one these at my lgs. Seems to be a neat handy carbine.
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Really cool!
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