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PTS Syndicate has released a range of parts for the ASG CZ Scorpion EVO, a popular electric replica that the company calls "a CQB icon". Airsoft Milsim News reported the E9 parts on 30 May 2026. PTS had already released earlier E9 parts on 14 March 2025, 29 July 2025 and 30 December 2025.
The new parts
The Enhanced Control Set changes how the Scorpion EVO handles. PTS says it removes selector bite, the discomfort some owners feel where the fire selector presses into the hand. It gives a steeper grip angle and adds a multi function ambidextrous magazine release.
The E9-1913 adapter is a universal Picatinny interface for stocks and braces. It has five slots of vertical adjustment, so the stock can be raised or lowered to suit the owner and the optic.
The range also covers integration with the Masada stock, and a 2 inch barrel extension that converts an 18mm thread to 14mm counter clockwise, the standard thread for airsoft muzzle devices.
All of the parts are moulded in what PTS calls its Enhanced Polymer. No prices were given in the report.
The Scorpion EVO
The real CZ Scorpion EVO 3 is a 9mm submachine gun made in the Czech Republic and used by police and military units in many countries. ASG holds the airsoft licence for CZ, and its electric Scorpion EVO has been on sale for more than ten years. It is one of the most common guns at indoor sites, because it is compact, light and affordable.
What it means for players
Owners of the Scorpion EVO have long complained about the stock. The original folding stock is basic and sits low, which makes it hard to get a good cheek weld with many optics. The E9-1913 adapter lets owners fit a stock of their choice at the height that suits them.
The control set fixes small handling problems that owners notice over a day of play. A steeper grip angle can be more comfortable when the gun is held high in a close quarters stance.
The barrel extension lets owners fit common 14mm counter clockwise muzzle devices, such as tracers and mock suppressors. Players should check their site's rules on tracers and on any change that could affect the gun's power, and should chronograph the gun after fitting new parts.
