spham23
New member
- Location
- London, ON
Tavor because it's a bullpup
Course Contest: Tavor Prize Pack
- Thread starter Zahal.org
- Start date
- Location
- British Columbia
My choice would be the Tavor. I'm very happy with the one I have now but would like to get the latest generation of Tavor that would be compatible with the 9mm conversion kit.
Nic3500
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Montreal,Qc
Since I already own a Tavor (lefty converted), I would go with the Swiss.
Makembite
CGN Regular
- Location
- Yorkton Saskatchewan
....Also a Swiss Arms if there's another course run by zahal, as I enjoyed the Tavor course, and am looking forward to the Vz-58 course!
Scooter Money
Regular
- Location
- In partibus infidelium.
I will retract my previous vote. I would like the Swiss Arms. It's because I just bought a Tavor so I can now take the 1-On-1 course!I would like the Tavor. It's non-restricted and would be great at the range and the woods. If I had one I would sign up for the course in Abbotsford.
Crashed
CGN Regular
- Location
- albertastan
Tavor Tavor Tavor......with a 9mm Canadian non restricted conversion kit. ��������
Tavor all the way with a M21 because as the mountains are around Jerusalem the LORD is around His people !!!
7offsuit2
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Vancouver, British Columbia
Swiss:
...Because the handling of a *classic* Battle Rifle appeals to me the best.
Bullpups as a closes second (My favourite 'modern' configuration).
And thirdly, the VZ platform is my favourite x39 slinger - but the number one in cleaning/ break-down.
Cheers!
...Because the handling of a *classic* Battle Rifle appeals to me the best.
Bullpups as a closes second (My favourite 'modern' configuration).
And thirdly, the VZ platform is my favourite x39 slinger - but the number one in cleaning/ break-down.
Cheers!
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RyanMumbles
Regular
VZ-58, Brings back that AK feeling!
hardgoodbye
Member
- Location
- Ontario
Unquestionably I'd pick the Tavor. It is the only one there designed for warriors by warriors for the realities of modern dynamic urban combat. Whether it be taking aim with marksman like precision at combatants city blocks away or clearing room to room the Tavor is simply the whole package; compact, ergonomic & modular to sum up she is sleek. Battle tested.
Where as the Swiss rifle is a front heavy overspecialized weapon that was designed for a fictional defensive war to "snipe" hypothetical foreign invaders at 600m in the Swiss Alps. Not exactly what one would call "versatile".
On the other side of the fence we have the CZ/VZ, a cold war relic with one foot in the grave that has been hastily retrofitted in an inane attempt to stave off obsolescence. Secondly I can't imagine the rifle inspires confidence with it's open falling breechblock action completely exposed to the whims of the elements and anything else that may float bye.
Where as the Swiss rifle is a front heavy overspecialized weapon that was designed for a fictional defensive war to "snipe" hypothetical foreign invaders at 600m in the Swiss Alps. Not exactly what one would call "versatile".
On the other side of the fence we have the CZ/VZ, a cold war relic with one foot in the grave that has been hastily retrofitted in an inane attempt to stave off obsolescence. Secondly I can't imagine the rifle inspires confidence with it's open falling breechblock action completely exposed to the whims of the elements and anything else that may float bye.
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Nit-blazer
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Fraser Valley
Tavor all the way. Easy for my wife and kids to handle, can be used easily in or transitioning out of a vehicle. AND it's non-res in Canada!
Also, i already have a CZ858 so adding a Tavor to the collection would be next.
Also, i already have a CZ858 so adding a Tavor to the collection would be next.
Magmalis
Regular
- Location
- North of Edmonton
I would own the tavor hands down. I have a .223 in a custom Remington 700 and around 4000 rounds so the tavor would be easy to feed and I need to get a bullpup rifle.
