Whole lotta Tavors for sale.

There too normal now. Before it was all about that under ground attitude like "look at me, with my tavor in FDE and a 2400 dollar optic" or "what do you mean you don't have a tavor with a spectre on top? They're practically like an sks".

In actuality though, I'd equate it to a lot of broke ass oil patch workers looking to pay their mortgages.
 
There is always a "flavour of the day/week/month" when it comes to the EE. I doubt it's anything more than that. The prices are low, but still far too high for what it is.

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Of all the NR .223 black rifles out there, the Tavor is one I will never sell. It is battle proven and, with the bullpup 18.5" barrel, it is the most compact and quick handling rifle out there short of a SBR AR.
I have never had a problem with the Tavor except when shooting left handed.
 
You certainly have an odd definition of cheap. I mean there is that one guy that painted his silver-ish but I would hardly $1,900 cheap.

That is certainly a rich comment coming from a guy who is shooting a T97.
 
You have a lot of armchair ninjas that just buy a rifle because it looks cool and shoot it 50 times if that, then sell it when the cool factor wears off. I have known quite a few people that are like this, they never really use there rifle and just get immersed in gadgetry posing too a mirror imaging they are in some big budget Hollywood Hero movie saving the world.
 
cyphie said:
Maybe people are starting to feel the recession. :runaway:
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09outlander said:
^^^This...well it's not really a recession, but anyways, lots of guns going up for sale lately, not just Tavors. Not a lot of buying going on either on the EE lately.
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cyphie said:
^^^ http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/bank-of-canada-s-stephen-poloz-calls-the-r-word-unhelpful-1.3153061
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There's a record number of abandoned wells in Alberta right now - something like 750, which is three times as high as the normal number. Lots of the small players are just emptying the bank accounts and shutting the doors.

Tavors were/are a popular status gun in the oilpatch. Right now, a lot of those guys need to pay the mortgage more than they need a status gun.

Used truck prices are down between 30-50% in Calgary right now. Same problem.
 
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