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Yup!!! Best thumbnail for FW ever!

someone link their .gif 🤣 nah you probably won't be able to post links but I think someone would make one for memes

Looks the meth heads in Philly

That's very true.

I can only imagine the memes. Uvalde anyone?

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"Deploying smug face"

@@ANSELAbitsxb Dude. No.

its the face of a man thatll throw 50 metal rocks at you in like 2 seconds max

I mean, they are impractical and clunky. They’re also fun. Those things aren’t mutually exclusive. I don’t think he ever said they weren’t fun.

@@610Blackhawk yep they are fun you just wouldn't want to have to rely on one.

yeah they arent ideal for war, for the range, their perfect!

Drums mags are practically when pre-loaded P.S.: his drum mag was pre-loaded. It checks out

he's only doing a drum mag dump because he's not the one that had to load it heheh

I have an IASC-9 integral suppressor on my semi auto with a binary. Its pretty freaking amazing.

If they could get it to cycle reliably on full auto with subsonic 9mm while also integrally suppressed that would be sick for sure. It would sound like a paintball gun.

"Pftftftftftft" Delicious 🤤👌

Yes it would!

If they had a factory variant of the Scorpion like that, then this could really give the MP5 a serious run for its money in uniform service.

2.8 seconds

Surprised me for a Direct blowback.

They’re comfortable to shoot until you reach the pistol grip, which is fortunately really cheap to replace and has several great aftermarket options to choose from. The stock grip is mostly smooth on the faces of it, so your hand tends to slide up and into the receiver as you shoot. From the looks of this video, they haven’t changed the grip at all since they started making civilian market scorpions.

Furthermore the nose vapor proves that he's not a Thing. Unlike Childs.

I don't think I've ever seen 50 rounds dumped in 2.5 seconds before... 😁

I was thinking, that felt more like 30 rounds or so, based on the time and RoF. But I can’t count fast enough. If that was the full 50 I’ll be darned! 🤯

Oh yeah. The OG Scorpion is a Cold War icon, but the Evo line of sub guns are just better all around.

@@Anino_Makata Well, they are 50 years apart...

@@CZProtton True, true...

All they share is part of the name. And the use dictates what is better. Try to wear that Evo 3 in your inner jacket pocket. You can appendix carry the small scorpions. If it wasn't that expensive, only printing a better stock and still building the original as a limited run would sell very well.

Nothing wrong with giggling here!

There's a reason it's affectionately known as "the giggle switch"...

I would have to agree with you, and in quite a few situations too

Yea, a lot of people get so far up on their high horses about 9mm being weak and "I don't rely on such a small round to defend myself", but at the end of the day, you pop a half dozen 9's in a body and that tends to change the situation quite a bit in your favor....

@@Astraeus.. well myself being from the UK I won't pretend to know a great deal on the topic but put it this way,,, when it comes to defending my own one and only life which I see as being such an incredible gift be it from a natural coincidence or the work of a creator, and also the lives of the people I love the most in the world i.e my family, I would take a single shot.22 pistol over the nothing I have now! Do you know that here in the UK there is a law that states that it's an offence to keep any conceivable kind of weapon on hand even in your own home for the purpose of defending yourself from a would be intruder no matter how serious his intentions are! It's an absolute abomination of a law and one I wouldn't consider at all if my family or myself find ourselves at risk of harm or death!

It's hard to argue with a gun so controllable and such fast cyclic rate

The fact that we can't own a CZ Evo 3 or the Beretta CX4 Storm in full auto is an absolute crime.

If it has drum attachmebt in games then use it

God, that is a high rate of fire! With a rate of fire that high, doesn't it make full auto a little impractical? What does everyone else think?

@@lisbon1492 good for real world shooting, where you might only have a half-second exposure of a running target. Put more rounds downrange while the target is briefly visible and out of cover, increase your hit probability.

@@lisbon1492 Rate of fire is perfectly fine if you're not intending to empty a mag into every tango you spot, unless you're fighting through an Operation Nimrod scenario. The three-round burst mechanism or ample trigger discipline would be more practical, but having the option of full auto in the line of duty could be a valuable asset. Like I mentioned earlier, if you're in a Nimrod scenario and you have to be *generous* with your ammo.

Ian has mentioned smg’s are most controllable at either a pretty slow rof, so you can realign your aim between each shot, or very high rof where the recoil feels constant, so you can apply constant pressure to keep the whole burst on target. I’d say this is firmly in the latter category.

these days a high cap mag is one that still has bullets but your finger is too tired to run the trigger anymore.. anything less is standard capacity kzfaq.infogaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f601.png

So a 500rd ammo box then? Nice.

@@shootymcshootfacekoff7972 Idk, depending on the bullet caliber 500 isn't that heavy. For 9mm that would only be a bit over 9 lbs. I think honestly the volume is more likely to get you than the weight when it comes to pistol caliber rounds at least

@@alexsis1778 okay so 1500 rounds then

This might sound blasphemous, but I think the MP5 is over hyped.

@@pewpewTN And you'll be darn right. So long people wants MP5 all the more, the hype will go on regardless.

meh, it is 2022 it is around for a while... it looks "nowistic" ...we are still not that far away from frontloaded smoothbore handcannons fired with a wick.... where is my pulse rifle and caseless weaponry and gauss rifle? terminators are coming faster than ever nowadays....

I guess there's a teason Treyarch put the gun in CoD: Black Ops 2

Caseless weaponry isn't futuristic, the U.S. tried it out in the 80s iirc there was a caseless accepting AUG and caseless accepting AR15 variant submitted for the trials

@@alijankhan3330 yes, the germans almost adopted the g11 in early 90s but nothing widespread since than...3 decades and still only trial runs....

@@radeksparowski7174 Gauss Rifles are being made now but they are in their early stages, I believe there was a gun called the LSAT which had caseless ammunition, it was apparently pretty good, as good if not better than M249, there was also the G11 but it's case was unfortunate. Idk about Pulse Rifle

My friends and I were cosplaying at a medieval fair once, when a Polish sounding guy walked up to us and told us his wife wanted to take a photo. Well, apparently "she wanted" to take a photo of him, his friends and us posing.

Corvette? You know they make good cars now right? 😆

@@captainthruster9484 listen, I'm a Ford guy but what are you talking about, you poor?

@@captainthruster9484 Spoken like someone who's only seen the taillights of a Corvette

@@imrickjames717 People who drive Koenigsegg consider the Corvette a poor mans car...

I find the safety really annoying on the trigger finger side and the tiny sling connection points are rattly and just seem cheap. There has to be a better solution.

CZs are really great. From their .22LR Lux, semi auto pistol, to the Evo, quality all around.

I'm not saying the Evo is a bad gun, but I hate its guts. CZ in general is great though.

I was speaking more to their other firearms. I loved the P-07 Duty. And they have some nice rifles

No, it's not just you! Now try to imagine what it is like for me - as an American living in Germany 😭

Great reason not to live there.

@tvercetti1 Well, I didn't plan to stay but then something happened, and now I can't leave.

@@johncox2865 True, but there are some perks though!

@@dookiepost Oh yeah - and let's not forget the beer 🍺

@@glandhound It's not all a contest. If you want to compare something to the Evo 3A1, compare it to other polymer, blowback action submachine guns.

CZs are bad ass

Bathing suit area... a fan of J.J. Bittenbinder, perchance?

CZUB engineers while designing new smg - "...and give it an HK slap, this is a must be" - and everyone obeyed, because it was obviously the only solution.

its NOT HK HK is on the LEFT CZ is on the RIGHT might as well say a democrat is a republican..

On the plus side, MP5 clone prices have cratered. AP5/POF for ~$1000

@@turbografx16 more like 1200-1300, but still not much more than a Scorpion! I have both and enjoy them equally, but each in their own ways.

@@TehAngryPasta I just bought one for $1069.

@@danm7876 damn good deal

If you have neighbors you might want to look into penetration testing. Frangible 5.56 ammo(.223) might surprise you. If you look at what entry teams are using, they've in mass switched from sub guns to M4 variant carbines. I use raid teams as a example because they operate inside buildings (homes/businesses). Their the guys most likely to engage in fire. What they trust their lives to is telling.

@@charlessalmond7076 Too loud without a can. If that's not an issue, it makes sense to get a rifle round. Why not .300 Blackout then? (Not a good idea to mix up though)

youre on the money as long as you can make good shots with it.. most thugs dont wear body armor while sneaking around breaking into houses at 3 am.. its easy to use and has essentially endless ammo

@@ripvanwinkle2002 wasn't worried about body armor, just overpenetration. The original comment referred to a +p 9mm jhp. Frangible 5.56/223 will stop in fewer walls, endangering less neighbors.

@@onpsxmember although ammo for .300 blackout is almost what I would call common 5.56 is everywhere. Larger selection with 5.56/223 as well. For me a can isn't a issue but, I'm running a 16" barrel. I'm not doing target practice inside, simply stopping any threat. To me its like this, raid teams go into high risk situations with a good probability of action. The majority of the ones I researched carry a 5.56/223 AR variant. If a local police department uses it its less likely to come up in court later. In addition its a extremely easy platform to learn. Ultimately the best home defense gun is the one your most comfortable and competent with.

MP5 hasn’t been relevant for 20 years

@@chosentwice1839 The MP5 is still relevant to this day with a lot of elite forces. It's a gun where you pay a lot extra for not much more than what the competition (and H&K themselves with the UMP) offers for a fraction of the price.... But in elite forces the name of the game is to have every advantage, almost no matter how small, you can get in every scenario because the sum stacks up to a tangible higher success rate. But for a civilian wanting a PPC, you're right. There it only makes sense for people who think the term "having a budget" is synonymous with "poor people... probably upper middle class or worse!". Hell, even for high end security forces a UMP or Evo 3 is probably the most sane choice.

@@andersjjensen the elite forces dumped the MP5 a long time ago. It’s still used in a lot of police departments, but for military use it’s long been eclipsed

@@andersjjensen If they really want every advantage, why not standardise P90 or MP7, armour piercing is pretty neat

Better to know someone that has it to enjoy it than to actually own it. Eating ammo like Goku eats food isn't good for a savings account.

judging by your profile picture your biggest challenge is your lack of maidens

@@ivysinistra Elaborate

@@wrathmachine7609 Dude, that's direct homophobia.

@@ivysinistra cry a river

It's been a while since he recorded this during his visit to the factory.

I'd love for a pdw sized scorpion in the US market, something around the TP9 size but with cz ergos. It's a shame the designs relegated to just a PCC over here

subguns dont replaces assault rifles, they replace shotguns and pistols..

@@agentdills what do you mean? they literally make a 3 inch barrel version

@@princeoinkins8408 while it's better yes, it still isn't at the level of the mp/tp9. Scorp 3 micro has a 3" barrel while coming out to a total length (without stock) of 14 inches. Tp9 has 5" barrel while coming in at a 11" total, mainly because the entire thing is designed around being less than a foot long. It's also a whole pound heavier than the tp For a handy pcc that's awesome, but as a PDW for an itty bitty man like myself it just don't cut it sadly

@@agentdills another option for a pdw is the Glock 17/19 in a recover tactical 20/20 chassis with red dot mounts. About tp9 size with Glock accesories ecosystem.

How did you get the semi auto if you don't mind me asking?

@@MazeMaker4Life I suggest using a gun search engine or other online sales aggregator. You'll be able to see what each retailer/seller has available and their pricing. It's a good way to see what current prices are on most any type of gun.

Yeah I’m surprised he didn’t try burst fire. I was curious if like on previous firearms if the three round ratchet mechanism would reset if you let go of the trigger early, or if it would continue until that “third” round was fired and then reset.

It appears to be on burst when he fires right-handed, around 3:50.

First rule of binary triggers is we don't talk about binary triggers. 😉

Second rule of binary triggers is forced reset is better

Binary Triggers are an amazing device that turns large amounts of money into smoke and noise extremely quickly.

He has commented on them before, stupid dead man switch or something like that. Yes you can "train" around the issue, but funny how that does not always work when shit goes sideways. FYI the binary trigger is nothing new, a lot a under over trap guns have them

If I’m reading this right, and I admit I could very well be wrong, a binary trigger, for lack of a better term, provides a two round burst mode? The pull of the trigger fires the first shot and the internal mechanism fires the second shot as the trigger moves back to the reset position?

3:50

@@MisterLindsay Hmm... you might be right based upon the selector. Ian didn't mention it though.

I noticed & was curious about that too

Could be even from a completely different camera (and thus microphone).

Since the audio equipment is part of the camera and so is also in front of the muzzle yes. If they were in a studio with real high quality mics then I'd say no, but with a field camera with a built in mic, even of high quality, it will be much louder recording in front of the muzzle than behind it. Same thing if you were there, a gun is always louder muzzle front than aft due to how sound behaves.

Probably sound from the supersonic 'crack' of the rounds caused that

I would assume the unmitigated bursts of explosions weren't that kind to the microphone than from behind the barrel.

“Whai are you gahy”?

"why are you running?.. Is it because you ghey, you cannot run from yourself" 🤣🤣🤣