IWI TAVOR

[davsel]

So, I ran 6 or 7 mags through the .223 Tavor with a suppressor, and then started cleaning it.
Talk about a PITA.
There is soot throughout the internals, and no easy way to get to it.
I think I'm going to have to completely strip it down to have a chance at getting it clean again.
May need to find a large sonic tub and dunk the whole thing.
Don't think I'll be running a suppressor on it again.

[kwando]

So, I ran 6 or 7 mags through the .223 Tavor with a suppressor, and then started cleaning it.
Talk about a PITA.
There is soot throughout the internals, and no easy way to get to it.
I think I'm going to have to completely strip it down to have a chance at getting it clean again.
May need to find a large sonic tub and dunk the whole thing.
Don't think I'll be running a suppressor on it again.

This and gas in the face is why I sold my Tavor. Love it unsuppressed but with a can it sucks

[beast556]

Have only ran approx 300rds through my tavor with iron sights. Just mounted a xtc muzzle brake and a meprolite M21 sight. Gonna shoot it this weekend it was awesome before and im sure it will kick ass with the brake and RDS on it now. Only other thing I have done is removed the extra return spring, that made a big difference in the trigger pull.

[davsel]

I tried various brakes on my Tavor and ended up going with a Noveske flaming pig.
having the muzzle that close to my face with a brake really rang my bell when I took a shot without hearing protection.
I ran the Tavor at the last 3-gun match of the season last year and was pleasantly surprised with the lack of muzzle rise while double-tapping targets with the pig installed. The short length does not create as much "muzzle leverage" or something - and the pig is somewhat heavy.

[Jer]

the brown truck just brought my Tavor back from IWI. It is now left handed. woohoo.