Full auto Tavors

Is it me, or are those bottles pretty much safe even with full auto?
Doesn't look like they are hitting much.
 
I guess if people want to complain. They can spend 7 figures and open a business, range and get the proper licenses over a few years.....or more.

John and a couple other gentlemen in Canada have been doing this for decades and have contacts and warehouses across the globe. That is not something you do overnight or in a couple years, questioning magazine capacity or where they are seems trivial.
 
The lack of firearm law knowledge in this thread is scary.

If, as gun owners, the majority of us are ignorant of the law, it won't be long before the law makes us a rare breed.

And as far as common sense goes - in what scenario does anybody think a business like Marstar (with a whole lot to lose) is going to post videos on YouTube, where the RCMP can surely see them, of Marstar employees (owners?) doing something illegal?
 
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Chago said:
I'm confused by a number of things. I see guys shooting a restricted barrel length on crown land. Then it switches to fully auto. Then I see 30 pieces of brass go flying??? So apparently the gentleman in this video are less dangerous then I? And can own this stuff? Just want to be clear? I can't take a single fire pistol in the bear woods for safety but the guy who can't hit a sheet of plywood can have fully autos in the open woods? No offence to anyone just trying to understand my government is all.
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Stop assuming, you'll be less confused
 
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Chago said:
I'm confused by a number of things. I see guys shooting a restricted barrel length on crown land. Then it switches to fully auto. Then I see 30 pieces of brass go flying??? So apparently the gentleman in this video are less dangerous then I? And can own this stuff? Just want to be clear? I can't take a single fire pistol in the bear woods for safety but the guy who can't hit a sheet of plywood can have fully autos in the open woods? No offence to anyone just trying to understand my government is all.
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PLEASE get your facts straight my friend, this is NOT Crown land it is private property.
Yes we are licensed for everything you saw in these videos, ANY Canadian can do the same, quit complaining, get the license and get into th trade as we have....
I repeat we are NOT , as you put it, in the open woods, we are on our property.
If it is your desire to understand your government, please take a moment and study the licensing available
John
 
foxhunter11 said:
This might sound retarded, but you guys have no caps on those mags? No offense, good on these or anyone that can get their hand on toys like that! But #### a business license holder...... Cuz my silence should be the same, makes no sense, nor its any fun to have a semi auto that only fires 5rd,, one that has to be reloaded all the time and one that you cant practice any discipline with.Makes no sense that Cz85 in legal but you cant have an AK.. But what am i blabbering about we are all just bunch of subjects!
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Is there a point here ??
John
 
HammerHand said:
The lack of firearm law knowledge in this thread is scary.

If, as gun owners, the majority of us are ignorant of the law, it won't be long before the law makes us a rare breed.

And as far as common sense goes - in what scenario does anybody think a business like Marstar (with a whole lot to lose) is going to post videos on YouTube, where the RCMP can surely see them, of Marstar employees (owners?) doing something illegal?
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OK lets say it is all illegal, I know we can count on everybody here to keep our secret....
John
 
Any further discussion from IWI about a 308 winchester model x95? I read an article in March 2013 saying they were looking at 308 win caliber.
 
Sorry I was away for a bit. I love all the responses. It's usual for this place. Yes I assumed crown land. Sorry I've never seen such a range with such a small back stop and just trees in background. Looks like my crown land spot. So I apologize for that. Yes I am not retarded and realize Marstar has a license and wouldn't be posting a video sabotaging there business. My post was a sarcastic poke out our laws. Basically these two fellers can bang away with these weapons, why? Cause they own a business? If they were background checked or whatever it took to own the gun why can't anyone go through the same scrutiny to be licensed? I was being sarcastic saying what makes these two so "responsible" and I'm not. Not a poke at Marstar at all and yes I have seen many similar videos. Re read my post with a smile and sense of humour and you should sense the sarcasm. Don't read it with a Wendy fearing frown.
 
bruin048 said:
I wonder if the trigger is better on these models. And when they made it semi only that is when it became soft, mushy and shyty
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My understanding is that the X95 and Tavor share the same trigger pack.

Perhaps those on the video can confirm? Please.
 
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