tavor trigger job by nutnfancy
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DeadlyKamikazy
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
its not the best way of doing it because for what i can see he leave the spring and the pin loose in the trigger pack.
blaxsun
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Nope (it's there for a reason). Too bad the video was completely dysfunctional, otherwise we might have had a more clear and concise idea of what the modification entailed.
DeadlyKamikazy
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
DeadlyKamikazy
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
I have a buddy who runs it without the spring and aven't heard any complaint
blaxsun
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Yes, I know quite a few people who run it without the spring as well.
Expect anything less from those guys? I've watched a few and fell asleep every time. A bunch of spec ops wannabes giving their opinions on guns. Just like listening to the local tacticool wannabes at the counter give opinions.
Yes, they can shoot. But they aren't special enough to warrant 1 hr of anyones time. Imo, of course.
Just keeping it real Bro.
jcoulson64
CGN Regular
- Location
- Somewhere in the Western Colonies
People have been doing that trigger job for years now. Since Can Am first started bringing them in. Think Military Arms Channel guy even did that to his one.
Huh, I would consider removing mine if that was the case. I was told that the trigger might not reset properly without it...I think if the rifle fully cycled before you release the trigger. I don't remember where I heard that but im pretty sure it was on here somewhere.
I was told by an engineer at IWI that it was added because the gun was failing a rather grueling high drop (6m?) test at the IDF.
Did you actually watch the video?? The trigger job that people have been doing here in Canada wasn't even done in this video. I'm yet to read about guys here on CGN stoning their hammer and sear on their Tavor. I do agree do that 90% of the video was a waste of time.
