All you Tavor owners, I heard a rumor......

[Dolomite_supafly]

that they are going to be making a 300 Blackout barrel for your Tavor.

[jcoosi]

I sure hope so. I have also heard of this rumor.

[Guest tangojuliet]

ide buy that .....

[whitewolf001]

Just another caliber I need to stay out of, lmao..... MUST... RESIST!!!

[dcloudy777]

The Tavor may finally be the bullpup that pushes me over the edge and gets me to buy one... if the prices ever come down a bit. 

[mikegideon]

That has lots of potential. Manageable length without having to SBR the gun  :up:

[Verne]

It is true.  IWI has posted on bullpupforumn.com that it is in the works but I don't expect it any time soon.  The 9mm and 5.45 conversions haven't hit the market yet and they are the first ones that are suppose to be out then the 300 and .22.

[Verne]

And I am patiently waiting on it for my Tavor.

[Chucktshoes]

The Tavor may finally be the bullpup that pushes me over the edge and gets me to buy one... if the prices ever come down a bit.

Agreed. Bullpups have never held any interest for me before, but the Tavor has be intrigued.

[Garufa]

Agreed. Bullpups have never held any interest for me before, but the Tavor has be intrigued.

 

The Tavor intrigues me as well but what makes it a $2,000 rifle?

[Guest ThePunisher]

The Tavor intrigues me as well but what makes it a $2,000 rifle?

I'm speculating that it's demand for a short OAL rifle without tax stamp, and without loss of barrel length.

[Hershmeister]

It's a very nice rifle - well balanced and very ergonomic.

[Guest Bonedaddy]

That is interestin'. If I could get a real accurate barrel. The KelTec RFB is another that has my interest, too, 'cept it's .308 NATO with good accuracy usin' the right ammo.

[Paletiger13]

The 9mm kits are due out very soon.

[jcoosi]

I would like to have a 9mm kit also.

[Metalhead]

I am eagerly awaiting the 9mm and 5.45 kits. Especially the 9mm. Why? Cause I have a bazillion mags for my Uzi. Is that sad?

[Trekbike]

The Tavor intrigues me as well but what makes it a $2,000 rifle?

I'm speculating that it's demand for a short OAL rifle without tax stamp, and without loss of barrel length.

Yea, but other than that what's it got? :)
Edited August 16, 2013 by Trekbike

[nightrunner]

Yea, but other than that what's it got? :)

Israel makes it.

[dcloudy777]

The Tavor intrigues me as well but what makes it a $2,000 rifle?

 

Right now, it's the people lined up waiting to pay $2,000.... hopefully that will slow down, and prices will come down a bit. 

[Hershmeister]

The Tavor intrigues me as well but what makes it a $2,000 rifle?

Right now, it's the people lined up waiting to pay $2,000.... hopefully that will slow down, and prices will come down a bit.

I doubt it

[Paletiger13]

I love mine so much I sold my AR upper to take a much needed vacation. We got lucky on what we paid for ours.

[Guest ThePunisher]

Today, I finally got the Tavor "18 black to the range, and was very impressed with it using a Leupold VX-R 1x4 Firedot Circle scope. After getting the scope zeroed I was shooting close around, and on the red dot in the target at 100 yds. Trigger was not like what I had been hearing, and recoil was minimal. Great rifle feel, and no problems feeding firing 120 rds. using Hornady Steelmatch 75 gr, XM855 62gr. and Independence 55 gr. This Bullpup is a winner, and I'm really happy with it.

[Paletiger13]

Punisher, I notice that the ones complaining about the trigger are the ones not owning one.

[Hershmeister]

Finally took my tavor to gallatin today and so did another member!

Really nice rifle - easy to shoot offhand and still nail 100yard targets. The trigger is a standard military 2 stage trigger - first stage - pick up the slack to tension point and them boom on second stage. It's not a superstar trigger but its more than adequate for the job

[Paletiger13]

There are trigger replacements being worked on as we speak. There will be a lot of cool stuff coming to light real soon.:)