Can we get this in airsfot flavor?

[R.I.T.Z]

You know what? after seeing skorpions recently I decided to google some and see what crazy mods have been made for them
and well I stumbled upon this



SKORPION EVO III submachine gun

Found this to be awesome and I'd love to see one made into a airsoft gun
GBB would be epic but i'd settle for an AEG


what do you guys think?

[Ktown Militia]

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[R.I.T.Z]

Personally I think it looks like a bastard child of a
UMP
MP5
ACR Masada
and a
G36C

but in any case it looks pretty bad ass

[wildcard]

Originally Posted by R.I.T.Z

Personally I think it looks like a bastard child of a
UMP
MP5
ACR Masada
and a
G36C

but in any case it looks pretty bad ass

I think more of a combi of micro galil, g36 and mp5k

[juicy]

Who cares. If someone pointed one of those at me on a field, I'd start running away because it looks seriously deadly.

[FOX_111]

I think it's fugly.
I wonder what this weapon is supposed to improve on.

[Spike]

it looks like a cubist artist designed it. And that's not a compliment.

[Conker]

Originally Posted by juicy

Who cares. If someone pointed one of those at me on a field, I'd start running away because it looks seriously like flying shit.

Fixed.

Seriously, that looks bad. Even worst than stubbys.

[hattrick]

Its definitly a 9mm ump base. (curved mag can be done with mp5 mags in a g&g ump)


Get a really blocky mp5 fore grip....and some weird stock off ebay (yes it sorta looks ACR'ish)

-alex

[R.I.T.Z]

handgaurd + rail + flash hider = G36
Body + grip = UMP
Mag = MP5
stock = ACR Masada

[Skruface]

Unless there is a call for it in an upcoming movie, you'll never see a Japanese-engineered version of it....meaning there will also never be a shitty half-price cloned Chinese version of the expensive original Japanese version, either. On top of that, it doesn't have the fanboy appeal of the Masada or SCAR that will sell a few thousand units, so the Taiwanese and smaller Hong Kong shops won't bother to make a custom version. Furthermore, it also won't appeal to the re-enactment crowd, so sales would be so limited as to totally undermine the entire reason of making them...to make money.

I'd say you'll probably never see a commercially available model...possibly only a one-off custom, and if it was for sale, I imagine that if you had to ask how much it would cost, you wouldn't be able to afford one anyways...kinda like the NATOworks Baretta AR90 airsoft version, of which 100 copies were custom made in a limited run, and cost $2500 apiece.

[doc_pathfinders]

personally i like it, but then most of my guns have been called 'frankenguns'