Czech VZ Scorpion 10rd Magazine

Ten-Round VZ61 Magazine

This is a 10-round magazine for the VZ61 Scorpion, chambered in 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP) and issued to the Czechoslovak Army. The short length was meant for carrying the Scorpion in its leather holster, where a longer magazine is awkward. VZ61 owners, Cold War collectors and anyone completing a Scorpion kit will want one in the drawer.

Features

• 10-Round Capacity — Holds ten cartridges in a shorter body than the standard 20-round VZ61 magazine.
• 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP) — Feeds the small rimless pistol cartridge the original VZ61 was built around.
• Fits The VZ61 Scorpion — Made for the Czech VZ61 submachine gun and its 7.65mm Browning variants.
• Not For .380 ACP Models — The .380 ACP versions of the Scorpion take a different magazine, so check your chambering before ordering.
• Holster-Length Body — The compact size suits carrying the Scorpion in its issue leather holster.
• Curved Metal Body — A curved metal tube with a blued black finish and pressed reinforcing ribs along the sides.
• Removable Floorplate — A flat base plate closes off the bottom of the magazine and gives a lip to grip during reloads.
• Crossed Swords Marking — Stamped with the crossed swords insignia used to mark Czech Army property.
• Made In Czechoslovakia — Manufactured in Czechoslovakia for the national army rather than for the commercial market.

Czech Army Issue

These magazines come from Czech Army armorer's kits, the spare-parts sets kept by unit armorers to maintain issued weapons. Each one was built to the army's own specification for the VZ61, with a metal body and blued finish. For an owner, that means a magazine made for the gun by its original military supply chain. For a collector, it is an authentic piece of the Scorpion's service history.