Since late 2021, Spanish police have already acquired around 2,000 Czech submachine guns. The chosen weapon is the CZ Scorpion, produced by Česká zbrojovka, which is a part of the Colt CZ holding.
In December 2023, the
Spanish police solidified their commitment to modernizing their arsenal by
signing their third contract in the last two years to procure
Czech-manufactured submachine guns. The chosen weapon is the CZ Scorpion,
produced by Česká zbrojovka.
As reported by the Spanish
web infodefensa, the police force is set to acquire a minimum of 1,250 units of
the CZ Scorpion EVO3 A1, with the total cost amounting to 2.141 million euros.
This marks an ongoing effort by the Spanish police, as since late 2021, they
have already acquired around 2,000 Czech submachine guns. At the close of 2021,
they secured 460 submachine guns at a value of 920,000 euros, and in August
2023, an additional 400 units were purchased, costing approximately 850,000
euros.
The Scorpion EVO is
well-suited for intervention and elite units, boasting notable features such as
ergonomic design, high accuracy across all shooting modes, and safety in
various weather conditions. The weapon is equipped with a 30-shot cartridge and
four integrated sliders for accessories like laser tags, lights, and optical
instruments.
Česká zbrojovka, a part of the Colt CZ holding, stands as a key player
in manufacturing firearms for armed forces, self-defense, hunting, sport
shooting, and other commercial applications. Colt CZ markets its diverse range
of products under brands such as Colt, CZ (Česká Zbrojovka), Colt Canada,
CZ-USA, Dan Wesson, Spuhr, and 4M Systems. Headquartered in the Czech Republic,
the group operates manufacturing facilities in the Czech Republic, the USA,
Canada, and Sweden, employing over 2,000 workers.
Source: https://www.ceskenoviny.cz/
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