FNAR or Tavor 7

I was watching some FNAR dissassembly videos and it reminds me of changing a timing belt on a Subaru.
The amount of pins and springs piling up on the table was nothing short frightening..lol
For that reason alone, Tavor7 all the way.
 
CZ Shooter said:
I was watching some FNAR dissassembly videos and it reminds me of changing a timing belt on a Subaru.
The amount of pins and springs piling up on the table was nothing short frightening..lol
For that reason alone, Tavor7 all the way.
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Lmao indeed it's seems like something
 
Don’t let it scar you ...the more you do it the better you get at it ...you tube videos...or!!!! Bring it to a gun smith to do it once every so many years to tear it down and clean it
There are options...don’t be a baby about it!!
 
davide montini said:
Don’t let it scar you ...the more you do it the better you get at it ...you tube videos...or!!!! Bring it to a gun smith to do it once every so many years to tear it down and clean it
There are options...don’t be a baby about it!!
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I don't think it is the matter of being scared...I'm pretty sure the FNAR is a very fine rifle, but I don't think it should be thought of as a battle rifle or even compared to one.

One of the main features a of battle rifle is the ability to do a quick takedown in sometimes less than ideal field conditions...it needs to be simple, with as little parts as possible.
The FNAR seems to be more of a precision gun range type of a rifle or a hunting rifle, but because of the involved take down procedure, it should not even be in the battle rifle category.
Just my personal opinion of course.
 
davide montini said:
The tavor anyone have range time with it
What does it shoot on average for accuracy
100 meters ..what kinda of ammo factory or reloads

On the fence for one!,
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Not FNAR accurate but such a cool rifle to shoot.
Until the 7, i could not feel comfy shooting a bullpup.

I would have a hard time picking up my favorite now. Their greatest quality is that they are 308
 
CZ Shooter said:
I don't think it is the matter of being scared...I'm pretty sure the FNAR is a very fine rifle, but I don't think it should be thought of as a battle rifle or even compared to one.

One of the main features a of battle rifle is the ability to do a quick takedown in sometimes less than ideal field conditions...it needs to be simple, with as little parts as possible.
The FNAR seems to be more of a precision gun range type of a rifle or a hunting rifle, but because of the involved take down procedure, it should not even be in the battle rifle category.
Just my personal opinion of course.
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When i get the desired group, i just see my rifle as perfect, no default of the rifle will ruin my success.

I know many shooters and hunters that have that beautifull all matching super cool rifle.
Many think they got a lazer when they put 3 bullets in 3 inch at 100 yards
 
The Tavor 7 is very hunter friendly, tried it once last fall on a WT pass. With a one point sling, it carry good, almost forgeting the weight. Cool rifle
 
davide montini said:
The tavor anyone have range time with it
What does it shoot on average for accuracy
100 meters ..what kinda of ammo factory or reloads

On the fence for one!,
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I’ve had quite a bit of range time on the Tavor7 shooting various ball ammo. LC and IVI mostly. At 100 yards you can hit 4” plates on a duelling tree with a 4x scope. On paper with same scope the average is 2-4moa withe ball ammo. Shot some 168gr federal match and group went down to 1.5-2.5moa average. Of course I’m sure if you reload for it you could find the perfect combo for your rifle. It can shoot 4moa all day long out of a 4x scope if you do your part ;-)
 
Fnar was discontinued over 5 years ago. No parts, no warranty. It’s essentially a browning BAR. Mine was reliable, but could not get it to shoot like above. Also was a project to strip and clean.
 
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