The Škorpion vz. 61 was developed in Czechoslovakia at the end of the 1950s as a weapon small enough to carry like a pistol, and it became one of the most recognisable compact submachine guns of the Cold War. This spring airsoft replica keeps its unmistakable shape, including the folding stock that swings over the top.
Why you will like it
- Tiny when folded: 29 cm with the stock folded, 55 cm with it open.
- Metal folding stock on a sturdy plastic body, 610 g.
- Working safety and a 23 BB magazine.
- Made in Taiwan, with a realistic look.
- Spring-powered: cock it before each shot. No gas and no batteries.
Power and use
About 50 m/s with 0.20 g BBs and a fixed hop-up: low power, right for target shooting in the yard, for beginners and for collectors of Cold War replicas. It has no rails, so it is used as it comes.
Always wear eye protection when shooting, such as Bolle Cobra goggles.
Specifications
- Type: spring airsoft gun, cocked before each shot
- Replica of: Škorpion vz. 61, Czechoslovak submachine gun
- Muzzle velocity: about 50 m/s with 0.20 g BBs
- Hop-up: fixed
- Magazine: 23 BBs
- Weight: 610 g
- Length: 29 cm with the stock folded, 55 cm open
- Materials: plastic body, metal folding stock
- Safety: working
- Made in: Taiwan
- In the box: gun, magazine, user guide
- Recommended BBs: 0.20 g
BBs and practice
Use 0.20 g BBs and set up an airsoft target for practice at home.
Airsoft laws vary by country: it is the buyer's responsibility to check that owning an airsoft replica is legal where they live.
Dispatched from Lithuania, usually on the same working day as your payment, by tracked DPD courier. Delivery takes 2–5 days depending on your location, with no customs inside the EU.
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