VZ61 Skorpion Folding Stock

Skorpion Wire Stock

This is the folding wire stock for the VZ61 Skorpion, the compact Czechoslovak submachine gun chambered in .32 ACP (7.65x17mm). It folds up and over the receiver for compact carry, then swings out to give you a shoulder brace for steadier aimed fire. Skorpion owners use it to complete or restore a build, and collectors of Cold War Czech arms keep it as an original issued component.

Features

• Heavy-Gauge Steel Wire Frame — Two parallel steel rods form the stock, keeping it light and slim without giving up rigidity.
• Looped Steel Buttplate — The rods bend back on themselves at the rear to form a closed loop that sits against your shoulder.
• Over-the-Receiver Fold — The stock pivots up and over the top of the receiver and locks against the front sight, so the gun carries at its shortest length.
• Quick Deployment — Swing the stock out to the extended position for a stable, shoulder-fired hold.
• Hinged Mounting Block — A machined pivot block at the front end attaches the stock to the VZ61 receiver and carries the folding motion.
• Knurled Rod Collars — Textured steel sleeves where the rods meet the hinge reinforce the joint at its most stressed point.
• Black Finish — A uniform black finish over all steel parts matches the rest of the Skorpion.
• Genuine Czech Army Issue — An originally issued government part, not an aftermarket copy.

Czechoslovak Issue Part

This stock was made in Czechoslovakia during the VZ61 production period of the 1960s and 1970s and was issued to the Czech Army. It is built to the original specification for the VZ61 Skorpion, so it fits the platform it was designed for. For anyone restoring a Skorpion to correct configuration, an issued part carries provenance that an aftermarket stock cannot.