[Tokyo Marui] Scorpion Vz.61 Electric Compact Machine Gun

A 270mm high-mobility submachine gun developed in Czechoslovakia

The Vz.61 is a compact submachine gun from Czechoslovakia, a country renowned for its military industry. Its unique folding stock, which extends in a semicircular shape above the body, resembles a scorpion with its tail raised, and it is still popular today, nicknamed the "Scorpion."
The electric compact machine gun "Scorpion Vz.61" uses the compact mechanical box of the MP7A1. Despite its compact size, it not only has sufficient performance as a main weapon, but also allows you to experience the ease of handling of the Scorpion gun.

Key Features

• Compact Mecha Box

  The performance of a conventional electric gun has been condensed into a small gear box, allowing for a lineup of more compact models while maintaining accuracy and distance.

• Metal parts used throughout

  Most of the exterior is made of metal except for the grip and upper receiver, which has a blasted finish that recreates the texture of iron, making this a compact yet substantial model.

• Expandability increased with included parts

  It comes with a joint barrel that allows you to attach a silencer and a 20mm wide underrail that can be attached and detached with a single screw.

• Die-cast front and rear sights

  The front sight can be adjusted for vertical and horizontal bullet impact using the included tool, while the rear sight can be adjusted for vertical and horizontal impact in two stages.

• EX conversion adapter included

  The EX conversion adapter allows the use of a 7.2V Micro 500 battery.

• Pressed steel magazine

  This is a realistic magazine with a capacity of 58 rounds and an outer shell (exterior cover) made from pressed steel.