This is a good idea, we are going to consider re-making the video. (The chances of the bolt stop having a larger hole are low, nearly all of the Evo's to come through our shop have the smaller hole in them, but you are right, it could be less work to check the bolt stop while it is still installed in the receiver.)
I did think of this after watching the video before installing mine. The hole was too small so I had to take it out anyway but I figured would be less work if it did fit without drilling
Caution!!!! this is old EVO version, this lower take down pin is held on by the "Bolt Stock" The new version on my plus 3 carbine the bolt stock has been redesigned and the lower receiver is held in place by a shiney cotter pin. Call HBI to confirm!!!!
I did the installation today, followed the directions on the video. It still has some wobble, is this normal? Does the hbi pin only eliminate some of the wobble but not all?
Our pins are designed to slip fit into the lower and upper receiver assembly (to retain tool-less disassembly). The wobble should be significantly minimized, but without an interference/press-fit between the pin and the upper/lower, there will theoretically always be "some" play left. One thing that we have found helpful in some Scorpions is that adjusting and re-tightening the grip with respect to the lower can help further reduce the wobble if you still have some after installing our pin.
My scorpion does this and it drives me nuts, so I'm considering this purchase. My question is: is there a functional difference by getting rid of that "wiggle"?
Correct. Old, new, or somewhere in between, if your Evo receivers are tight no need to change them. (Heck even if they are loose, we have not seen any functional drawback to the "wobble", it is primarily a superficial issue, we just wanted to offer a solution for people looking to tighten up the fitment on their Evo)
I have the Ascalon Arms receiver shim that “solves” the same issue. Mine still has a small amount of play, can I use your pin in conjunction with the AA shim?
Yes, it would be possible to use both. Although, if you are happy with the shim we don't want to talk you into buying a pin too. In theory both products accomplish similar goals; I think the main difference is that our pin is more labor intensive upfront but should also be a longer term solution (while maintaining compatibility with all handgaurds past, present, future)
@@hb_industries so I installed your pin. I removed the AA shim and then reinstalled it to get an idea of both products separately. IMO, they both work well but they work better together. The shim acts like a spring between the upper and lower, while the HBI pin takes up the play statically. With both installed the upper and lower have a nice tension between them. Considering the price point of both products I highly recommend purchasing both. They also add to the firearm in other ways too, albeit in small ways. The AA shim is pretty and cleans up the look of the trigger group (disassembled 🤷♂️) and the HBI pin has the extended lip for a more tactile feel and use. Small things but very affordable.
@@Chris-pb3se Right on! Thank you for following up here, I think it will be helpful for other people wondering/same question to get first hand feedback/experience from an end user. Glad you took the time to respond, and thank you for running our parts on your Evo.
@@connormartin8259 My LWRC and KAC have some wobble to them at the receivers. Functionally they are fine with it. I’m not bothered by it, but I understand some people are. Fwiw, the design intention of the evo was for mass production and to be lower cost compared to other options on the market. It feeling “cheap” is just a by product of that. Compared to a HK or B&T it is cheap in construction. Not a bad thing.
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I just got mine delivered and installed today. Very easy and straight forward like your other products. Thanks for continuing to improve the scorpion.
Quality video. Simple, to the point, and explained all the cautions to be aware of. Great company
Why not check bolt stop hole to see if it needs to be chased with the drill bit BEFORE you take it out of the reciever? Curious.....thanks
This is a good idea, we are going to consider re-making the video. (The chances of the bolt stop having a larger hole are low, nearly all of the Evo's to come through our shop have the smaller hole in them, but you are right, it could be less work to check the bolt stop while it is still installed in the receiver.)
I did think of this after watching the video before installing mine. The hole was too small so I had to take it out anyway but I figured would be less work if it did fit without drilling
When are y'all gonna make slide stops? we need em out here
I just received mine today, this was a very easy install!
Caution!!!! this is old EVO version, this lower take down pin is held on by the "Bolt Stock" The new version on my plus 3 carbine the bolt stock has been redesigned and the lower receiver is held in place by a shiney cotter pin. Call HBI to confirm!!!!
Love their products
Nice video, question, all videos I have seen the bolt open, on my s1 I can pull the pin regardless of bolt position .
I did the installation today, followed the directions on the video. It still has some wobble, is this normal? Does the hbi pin only eliminate some of the wobble but not all?
Our pins are designed to slip fit into the lower and upper receiver assembly (to retain tool-less disassembly). The wobble should be significantly minimized, but without an interference/press-fit between the pin and the upper/lower, there will theoretically always be "some" play left. One thing that we have found helpful in some Scorpions is that adjusting and re-tightening the grip with respect to the lower can help further reduce the wobble if you still have some after installing our pin.
So nothing put back on to prevent corrosion of the now bare metal?
You can use a drop of oil
@@chi-dog738 need more of a long term solution. That is why metals have a permeant coating on then
My scorpion does this and it drives me nuts, so I'm considering this purchase. My question is: is there a functional difference by getting rid of that "wiggle"?
So I don’t have this issue Bc my pistol was one of the first produced?
It’s tight.
Correct. Old, new, or somewhere in between, if your Evo receivers are tight no need to change them. (Heck even if they are loose, we have not seen any functional drawback to the "wobble", it is primarily a superficial issue, we just wanted to offer a solution for people looking to tighten up the fitment on their Evo)
@@hb_industries Much respect for your company’s innovative products. I own several and they were just haves for my scorpion!
Excelent! Congrasts from Brazil
Obrigada 👊
awesome. that wobble had me worried
any way to prevent the "ghosting"/scratching the polymer when installing bolt stop?
Yes, you can apply painters tape to the lower on the surfaces that the bolt stop will pass on the way out/in.
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Work on the 3+ lower? Mines sloppy
Yes, we do have a dedicated pin for the 3+. hbindustries.net/store/shop/cz-scorpion-3-plus-receiver-pin-hbi-spec/
@@hb_industries love you folks. Got it, feels good.
I have the Ascalon Arms receiver shim that “solves” the same issue. Mine still has a small amount of play, can I use your pin in conjunction with the AA shim?
Yes, it would be possible to use both. Although, if you are happy with the shim we don't want to talk you into buying a pin too. In theory both products accomplish similar goals; I think the main difference is that our pin is more labor intensive upfront but should also be a longer term solution (while maintaining compatibility with all handgaurds past, present, future)
@@hb_industries so I installed your pin. I removed the AA shim and then reinstalled it to get an idea of both products separately. IMO, they both work well but they work better together. The shim acts like a spring between the upper and lower, while the HBI pin takes up the play statically. With both installed the upper and lower have a nice tension between them. Considering the price point of both products I highly recommend purchasing both. They also add to the firearm in other ways too, albeit in small ways. The AA shim is pretty and cleans up the look of the trigger group (disassembled 🤷♂️) and the HBI pin has the extended lip for a more tactile feel and use. Small things but very affordable.
@@Chris-pb3se Right on! Thank you for following up here, I think it will be helpful for other people wondering/same question to get first hand feedback/experience from an end user. Glad you took the time to respond, and thank you for running our parts on your Evo.
@@hb_industries my pleasure. You guys are great, I wish all aftermarket product companies where like you guys.
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Disappointing that cz let this slide I also have a shadow 2 and a pcr so I know they're better than this
Meh, it’s like a AR receiver wobble. It doesn’t affect accuracy or reliability. It doesn’t matter, but if you can make money off it go for it.
The wobble is annoying and makes the gun feel cheap. Many AR lowers have added tension screws to alleviate the same issue
@@connormartin8259 My LWRC and KAC have some wobble to them at the receivers. Functionally they are fine with it. I’m not bothered by it, but I understand some people are.
Fwiw, the design intention of the evo was for mass production and to be lower cost compared to other options on the market. It feeling “cheap” is just a by product of that. Compared to a HK or B&T it is cheap in construction. Not a bad thing.
@@connormartin8259 agreed, I noticed the wiggle room the day I got the scorpion and was annoyed by it. Very pleased to tighten it up