VZ61 Skorpion Wood Grip

Original Skorpion Grip

This is the wooden pistol grip made for the Sa vz. 61 Skorpion, the compact Czechoslovak machine pistol chambered in 7.65mm (.32 ACP). It is an authentic government-issue part, made by CZ and drawn from Czechoslovak Army armorer's kit stocks. Builders use it to complete or correct a Skorpion parts kit build, and collectors want it because it is the part the army actually fitted.

Features

• Solid Hardwood Construction — The grip is cut from solid hardwood, not laminate or polymer.
• Varnished Finish — A varnish coat seals the wood and gives it the warm brown tone associated with issued Skorpions.
• Fluted Side Panels — Vertical grooves run down both sides to give your fingers a firmer hold.
• Rate-Reducer Housing — The top of the grip is bored out to hold the Skorpion's inertial rate reducer, the weighted mechanism that slows the gun's rate of fire on full auto.
• Slotted Frame Interface — A machined channel across the top lets the grip seat onto the Skorpion frame.
• Made By CZ — Manufactured in Czechoslovakia by Česká zbrojovka, the state arms maker that produced the Skorpion.
• Skorpion Kit Compatible — Shaped for the Sa vz. 61 and compatible with 7.65mm Skorpion parts kits and builds.
• Genuine Issue Part — An original Czechoslovak Army component, so the wood, cut and internal machining match factory specification.

Czechoslovak Issue

The Czechoslovak Army issued this grip for the Sa vz. 61 and held spares in armorer's kits, the parts sets unit armorers used to keep weapons running. Because it came from CZ to the original specification, the internal bore and frame slot are cut for the Skorpion's own rate reducer and frame. If you want a build that is correct in every part, an issued grip is the right choice.