CZ Scorpion Pistol with Brace for sale
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CZ Scorpion Evo 3 4.2" 9mm Pistol With Folding Brace, Black - 91345
Brand:
CZ
Barrel Length:
4.12"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
20
Frequently Asked Questions
CZ Scorpion Pistol with Brace for sale
Is a CZ Scorpion with a pistol brace legal?
Federal legality of pistol braces is currently settled: as of February 2025, the Trump administration reversed the 2023 ATF rule, so braced pistols are not classified as short-barreled rifles and are legal to own, sell, and use. State laws still vary, so check your state's regulations before purchasing.
Can you put a brace on a CZ Scorpion?
Yes. SB Tactical makes the EVO2 stabilizing brace specifically for CZ Scorpion pistols. Third-party adapters also let you mount HK/CZ-type braces to the upper receiver.
How much is a brace for a CZ Scorpion?
Stabilizing braces for CZ Scorpion pistols typically range from $50 to $250. Basic polymer braces start around $50, while modular folding braces run $210–$250. Adapter kits for mounting aftermarket braces cost $15–$25.
Is a CZ Scorpion a good gun?
The CZ Scorpion is well-regarded for reliability, low recoil, and ergonomics. It handles 9mm effectively and suits both self-defense and sport shooting. The Scorpion line remains in active production, including the newer Scorpion 3+ and Scorpion 3+ Micro models. Our marketplace currently lists them around $1,160.
Is the CZ Scorpion discontinued?
CZ discontinued several Scorpion models, including the EVO 3 S1 pistol and carbine, in 2023. Newer variants like the Scorpion 3+ and 3+ Micro remain in production.
Why is the CZ Scorpion so expensive?
CZ Scorpion pricing reflects its reputation for reliability, ergonomics, and quality Czech manufacturing. Marketplace listings typically run around $1,160, ranging $907–$1,466. The newer Scorpion 3+ variants command higher prices due to ergonomic and functional upgrades over earlier EVO 3 S1 models, which were historically less expensive.
Does any military use the CZ Scorpion?
Yes. The Czech Republic adopted the Scorpion EVO 3, and more than a dozen military and police forces worldwide use it, including units in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Egypt, and Canada. Military versions feature select-fire capability, while civilian semi-auto variants are available domestically.
Is CZ owned by Colt?
No, it's the opposite. Colt is owned by CZ. In 2021, Česká Zbrojovka Group (CZG), a Czech firearms manufacturer, acquired Colt's Manufacturing Company. CZ-USA, based in Kansas City, operates as a subsidiary under the parent CZ Group.