Tommycanada
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Canada
Its the Midwest Industries XL Extended keymod handguard. I picked it up online from the USA. The buttpad is the Manticore Curved buttpad from Zahal.org.
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Big ticket NR black rifle. Which one? Poll added
- Thread starter tdod101
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Its the Midwest Industries XL Extended keymod handguard. I picked it up online from the USA. The buttpad is the Manticore Curved buttpad from Zahal.org.
ChrisAlston
Regular
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Hey Tommy nice Tavor! Yours is set up almost exactly like mine lol..
And yes this is my vote for the Tavor as well. I've handled and fired my friend's XCR on a number of occasions and while it's a nice rifle, it's long and front heavy even with the slim handguards. I have zero experience with the other rifles on your list.
And yes this is my vote for the Tavor as well. I've handled and fired my friend's XCR on a number of occasions and while it's a nice rifle, it's long and front heavy even with the slim handguards. I have zero experience with the other rifles on your list.
Votes are high for the tavor. I've handled and shot one before, my brother in law has one, its a weird rifle to handle for me, I don't have much time playing with it, so maybe I'm not used to the bullpup configuration. But the majority of you are in favour of the tavor. I'll give it a few more days and then I'll make my decision.
ACR with a NR bbl would be my choice from that list, but I don't think you will get one for under $3K.
I also noticed you have really two lists mashed together. The Fame 542 and RFB are in a totally different calibre class than the rest of the list. Not sure they are directly comparable without knowing what you will use the gun for?
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
If you come from an AR, the Modern Hunter or Modern Varminter will be the most natural.
The Best option by far is the ACR in my opinion depending how big a deal over-all length is too you. It has the most features and the biggest benefits of all them except the tavor wins out in overall length due to the very nature of a bullpup.
And since this is becoming a picture thread:
The Best option by far is the ACR in my opinion depending how big a deal over-all length is too you. It has the most features and the biggest benefits of all them except the tavor wins out in overall length due to the very nature of a bullpup.
And since this is becoming a picture thread:
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TV-PressPass
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Mountains, Alberta
Moot point now that OP is banned, but those are some great photos!
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Yeah, how the hell did that happen? 0_0
I've been kinda looking for the thread the banning went down of, but haven't found it yet.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Yeah, had the same urg. I am betting EE.
Too bad, seems like there is NO leniency here even when an honest mistake is made.
rommelrommel
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Yeah, he's been skirting the line for a long time. Wouldn't be surprised if he stepped over it.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Yeah. I have learned to just try and steer clear of those threads. To easy to become passionate about ones opinion on a matter.
Swiss Arms gets my vote
I wouldve voted SwissArms too, but it wasnt on the poll.
The OP shoulve had a caliber catagory
It depends on what you want to do with it. For a .223, the Tavor cannot be beat. .308 RFB is top of the line. A M305 is a stellar battle rifle and a Norinco T97 is a great bargain platform. There are so many rifles that can fit so many purposes and price ranges. In closing, the TAVOR is the greatest.
Having had a Tavor, XCR, MR1, and Swiss Arms Classic, my vote goes to the Swiss. Beautiful rifle, amazing trigger, good accuracy, and very handy. Tavor's trigger ruined the rifle for me. The XCR was much too nose heavy and not very accurate. The MR1 is honestly a very good rifle but it's got a couple of quirks: the bolt release, the rear iron sight which makes for very high sitting scopes, the short distance between front and rear sight.
