Pictures say a thousand words!!
From Left to right. CZ Scorpion EVO3 S1 SBR, Kel Tec RDB 17" Barrel, and Franken AR with 16" barrel BCM COMP MOD0 Magpul SL stock.

The Scorpion is one of 2 SBR's on a from one of mine. My newest purchase a Kel Tec RDB 17" with some Magpul Rail covers and a BAD Trijicon MRO True Cowitness mount.  The franken is franken for sure.

CZ Scorpion With Factory SMG stock, AR with Magpul SL Stock Fully Extended.
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CZ Scorpion With Factory SMG stock,  AR with Magpul SL Stock On position 2 of a 6 pos mil spec tube, which from what I have read on here most guys run the stock in the number 2 or 3 position on a 6 pos tube.
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CZ Scorpion With Factory SMG stock,  AR with Magpul SL Stock fully collapsed.
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When i put my 20 inch AUG next to my collapsed 6320 clone and see that it is STILL one half inch shorter than a 16 inch carbine.....it's no wonder I love my AUG so much.

Bingo.

I've been jonesing for an AUG but unlike the majority of arfcom I can't afford one

16" AUG next to an 8" AKS-74U

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Given that the goal of the Assault rifle is to have the close quarters handling and firepower of a submachine gun, but the range and power of a rifle, it's hard to argue with the AUG + 42rd magazine as the ultimate embodiment of the Sturmgewehr.

Exactly to all.  I'm a lefty and for me the RDB was it. Didn't have to worry about finding a left handed model or getting a conversion bolt assembly.  By the time all is said and done why even bother with the SMG even in full auto. Now if someone could come up with a bullpup 9mm SMG using the "ejection behind the magazine" concept of the RDB then things would be somewhat different.  



And Still People wonder why I am selling the 2 scorpions.

You picture thieves, you work tirelessly.

I guess it would absolutely kill some of you folks to give photo credits where due.

I figured that's what the watermark is for

Also, great pictures. The one one I stole is one of the nicest shots of the AUG anywhere on google images.