New lower pricing on the TAVOR rifles

wants 5.56 tavor

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Petamocto said:
Wow, so now it's only twice as much for an ugly rifle that doesn't work as well as a good AR. ��
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take your AR to combat in a sandy or dusty environment and let us know how it does. Punching paper in ideal conditions is not a test for a rifle.ARs work in wet environments they are a disaster insand and dust, which is where aks eat them for lunch in reliability which is also what the tavor was made to do.Not even getting into the ergonomics question here leave that to preference
 
That's odd, mine worked just fine... Operationally... In a desert.

I love the Tavor, but saying it's better than an AR is a bit much. There's good reason why the vast majority of militaries and police organizations who can procure it do so.
 
kaos013 said:
take your AR to combat in a sandy or dusty environment and let us know how it does. Punching paper in ideal conditions is not a test for a rifle.ARs work in wet environments they are a disaster insand and dust, which is where aks eat them for lunch in reliability which is also what the tavor was made to do.Not even getting into the ergonomics question here leave that to preference
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I didn't realize the Middle East has no deserts.
 
kaos013 said:
take your AR to combat in a sandy or dusty environment and let us know how it does. Punching paper in ideal conditions is not a test for a rifle.ARs work in wet environments they are a disaster insand and dust
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My experience with the platform has been somewhat different.
If only there was a chance to test this in real life on a large scale, with hundreds of thousands of rifles over a decade or more in some godawful place containing pretty much only sand.
Shame, I guess we'll never know, short of someone triggering a conflict with a country using almost exclusively the AR platform by flying a jetliner into an office building.
 
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