Course Contest: Tavor Prize Pack

I would take the SAN, you cannot beat the Swiss engineering = accuracy and durability…although it is a bit heavy.
 
As an Israeli I have no doubts Tavor would've be my best friend :). The choice is simple - Tavor, and if it is good enough for Zahal, it is good enough for me. Pretty accurate and compact enough.
 
Currently own one of each. Their military pedigree is the driver for acquisition. Would be interesting to see what Zahal has planned for the Swiss.
 
I would choose to own the vz58 and the Tavor with the caveat that the vz58 would have to be in 7.62x39.

The vz58 serves the role of the rugged SHTF gun. The ultimately dependable go to gun when things really go bad. This is due to commonality of parts and availability of replacement parts whereas replacement parts in such a scenario for something like my Tavor would be harder to come by.

The Tavor would serve as a truck gun, and the go to gun where spare ammo in 5.56 is expected but where 7.62x39 is less available. Also, where close quarters use is expected.
 
I already own the VZ. It is a great gun that is cleaned regularly and functions very well and will take a beating. In 7.62 x 39 it has enough mass to knock down most game in my area even if it won't be a very long shot . For future acquisition a swiss and a tavor both make the list although if I were younger /or better looking it would be the Tavor first so I could attend a training session.Maybe it will be the Tavor and I will send my kid ;) .
 
Since I also have a VZ58 and a Tavor, it would have to be the Swiss Arms........then again, another Tavor couldn't hurt. It's a fantastic rifle and after taking the course with Lovie this Spring, I'm even more impressed with it. Probably my favorite rifle.
 
Tavor. Because it's compact, battle proven and runs like a top. I'd get rid of the podium on the one in the pic though. Yeesh, those things are ugly...
 
858 all the way. Pain in the butt to mount a scope on but achievable with some perseverance and time. Never had a fail after thousands of rounds on my 858, and it shoots great. And nothing looks better than a tricked out 858 in my opinion.
 
Already own a tavor and I am picking up a second one for my better half. The best thing about the rifle to me is the balance. You can shoot all day, and I have, without getting fatigued. Plus super reliablility.

Can't wait for the advanced tavor classes!
 
I personally would take the Tavor as its ability to cross over varying disciplines is a great plus. Still an accurate table gun for comps and as others have mentioned a perfect bush/hiking option as reduced size and weight enable it to be packed around anywhere. Never mind the practical cqb applications. Given its great build quality and reliability this is a no brainer.
 
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