IWI Tavor Special (MD Version)
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md123
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- Jul 29, 2011
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Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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Doesn't look too bad with the longer muzzle device on it.
engineerbrian
JMB fan club
I agree, its not to bad. It would be kind of cool if it was set up similar to the Tac Sol AR upper so the muzzle device could serve a purpose and house a can and still maintain the minimum barrel length
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embermage
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Wish I had the money...
MaraD
The Tall Girl
They are actually quite fun to shoot. All the weight seems to be situated in the rear. Very little felt recoil or muzzle rise. Controls are convenient once you get used to their locations. Only negative is the ~11lb trigger pull with the factory trigger. This can be reduced to ~8lb by removing a secondary spring on the trigger, or by replacing the sear pack with a Timney (4 lb) or Geissele (5 lb).
I agree. The simple spring delete can help as I did with mine but the Timney made a world of a difference. It no longer has a trigger problem like most bullpups. Balance well and short enough to work indoors should the situation arise. Mine is below with some of my shorter toys,
TheGunnyRet
Ultimate Member
Question, can you purchase the 18" model in FDE and swap out the muzzle device to meet the MD requirement. Or do you have to get MD with the 16" barrel??
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You must get the 18" version with the permanently attached muzzle device. I have not seen a FDE one in the md compliant configuration yet.
-Brian
-Brian
MaraD
The Tall Girl
If you wish to clean the chamber area behind the locking lugs and gas cylinder head, make sure you also buy the Tavor barrel wrench (~$14.95). I've fired ~1500 rounds through my Tavor and I've noticed carbon build up on the gas cylinder head that general cleaning has not been removing. It appears the barrel assembly needs to be removed from the stock to clean this area properly as there is no easy way to scrape the carbon off with the barrel in the stock.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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I've held one and mounted it. But I've never fired one. I just don't like the length of pull on these.
I stand corrected, apparently they are out there. We have not seen them on the wholesale market yet.
-Brian
-Brian
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