There are two mlok slots available between the end of the trigger guard and the front edge of the carbine forend, so yes you can easily mount a vertical foregrip.

We will also be offering forends that work nicely with the bullpup conversion :)

Sven
Manticore Arms

@dntama

I mention in the video that we are looking at ading about an inch or so of length to the inegrally suppressed forend, and also a finger guard on the MLOK grip adapter- yeah, the current version is a proof of concept and is a bit "sporty' to shoot with that muzzle so close.  

@HK-DUDE

There are two MLOK slots between the trigger guard and the front edge of the forend, so yes, there is room to mount an MLOK VFG.

We will also be offering forends in a variety of lengths that will work with the bullpup setup.

Sven
Manticore Arms

Not yet, but we can hope.

Sven
Manticore Arms

@dtnama

Good questions there, and I will try to answer them all:

The  lower will fit any Scorpion as long as the forend is long enough to reach the front of the trigger guard and hook into M-LOK on the underside, i.e. a Scorpion carbine, a Scorponi pistol with the OEM carbine forend (the model with the KAK flash can). The forend will need to be about 8.5" to 9" long and have the MLOK slots in a similar position to the OEM carbine forend.   We will be offering a full line of forends that work with no changes to the bullpup kit, and there is a way to make some M-LOK aftermarket forends work with most likely the simple change of one small part on the bullpup lower receiver.

You can install the lower on guns with shorter forends, but for warranty and safety reasons it is not recommended.

We are working with Ratworx on Venom suppressor you see on the "Stinger PDW" in a lot of the pics, and we are discuss with Ratworx if they may offer completely built Stinger PDWs for the public to buy from them.  They are looking into  if that would be a two stamp or a one stamp gun (we are hoping it can be done as a one stamp gun where you can "divorce" the suppressor from the SBR later if you want to split them up).

As for a conversion service, that is something we most likely would not offer (our main focus is OEM product design and manufacturing, and we are not set up as a gunsmithing shop), but I would suspect that maybe Taylor Pickerell or some of the other guys doing aftermarket Scorpion work might be up for something like that, and I will certainly mention to them.

Sven
Manticore Arms

A quick rundown of the Bullpup EVO, its origins, and where it can be taken as a platform.

https://www.facebook.com/Recoil.gun.lifestyle/videos/387407138464123/

(sorry, the embed link isn't working, had to direct link)

The exact length is 20.25" from back of buttplate to end of forend/face of suppressor. As far as I am aware, that is the most compact suppressed shoulder fire firearm in existence.  

We could actually go a few inches shorter with the Micro barrel, but it doesn't really leave anywhere to hold on to with the offhand!  

If there is a demand for select fire Bullpup EVO's, CZ USA would be able to make that happen, I don't want to get into anymore detail than that on a public forum.

Sven
Manticore Arms

Here is a video from IV8888 Range day of the Stinger PDW being fired.  It is using subsonic 9mm, and as you can tell, it is *really* quiet, most people said it sounds like a suppressed 22lr.  The closing of the bolt is as loud as the round firing.  

https://www.facebook.com/ManticoreArms/videos/1981239405275669/

(sorry, can't embed the video from Facebook, can only direct link)

Sven
Manticore Arms