Catops fuliginosus

This came to light and had been lurking among my Scraptiidae specimens but when I examined it properly it quickly became clear that it was not in that family. I was a bit confused at the genus key as there was a pretty distinct line at what I think was the frontoclypeal suture but I couldn't see an apical fringe of setae on the mid and hind tibia. One way led to Choleva and the other to Catops, but if there was any doubt up to that point it was clear once I looked at the aedeagus. I didn't think it keyed to fuliginosus easily as the broadest point of the pronotum seemed to be just behind the middle but the genitalia pointed to fuliginosus.

male Catops fuliginosus showing pronotum, antenna (2 views), frons & clypeus, mid coxae, fore tibia, fore tarsus, hind legs and aedeagus (flat and side views, both with close-ups of tip), North Elmham (Norfolk, UK), 7th November 2022