This Tavor uses a Gear Head Works forend that holds any 1″ light or laser (a Primary Arms tactical light with tape switch in this instance).
The suppressor looks big because it’s a YHM .308 can mounted on a .223 rifle as a field expedient. Large internal volume compensated for a larger opening pretty well.
The optic is a Burris 1-4x XTR-14 with illuminated horseshoe reticle.
Despite being highlighted by selective focus, the a-tacs patterned (by BAM Customs) rifle and uniform still blend in the background quite well. In dappled forest light, this guy was nearly invisible.
I’m pretty “meh” about most cammo and “tacticool” stuff. But I was wondering how that Tavor handles ? It looks blocky and clumsy. Dose it balance well? How easy is it to field strip and clean?
It balances and handles very well. It has no obvious sharp, hot or otherwise dangerous surfaces accessible to hands. Field stripping is easy — similar to AUG in terms of complexity. I like the Tavor quite a bit.
It is an absolute blast to shoot and run. It is weighted in a way, that one handed use is completely possible.
I just tossed an MTAC onto mine, changing up from an EOTech. http://i.imgur.com/q1iSkeX.jpg
The trigger, is actually pretty dang good for a bullpup. The people I see bitching about it, I wonder if they actually shoot many rifles. It is right there with a milspec AR, if not better after the little “trigger job”.
All in all, the best fighting rifle I have ever owned.
Thanks Guys!! I looked up the web sight and down loaded the PDF file on cleaning and running the rifle. I gotta get my hands on one and try it out. It might wind up as my first .223/5.56. (I have allways been a Garand/03/Lee Enfield/Winchester kind of guy. BUT I really like what I saw in that FM)
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While I like the looks and layout of the Tavor, enough to be considering a purchase, I’ve concerns about that trigger hanging in all of that open space.
When did you get a DFLCS kit?
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Thanks for the mention on the Tavor finish, it is much appreciated! -Dave @ BAM Customs