One of my main complaints about the TAVOR SAR is the trigger. It’s about average in terms of bullpup triggers, which means terrible when compared to a nice AR-15. Timney‘s a company that makes triggers for every firearm under the sun, and they’ve just released their latest creation — a drop-in trigger for the Tavor SAR. To say that the difference between the stock trigger and Timney’s version is night and day is an understatement. The only quibble left is that there’s a touch more over-travel than I’d like, but the crisp, clean and light break means that all is once again right with the bull pup world. Needless to say we’ll review one of these ASAP.
The germans were more than happy to take all the arms that poland and the Czech’s could produce during the war. The Radom pistol was a welcome addition to the germans. They were a pistol happy bunch. Civilian occupations got uniforms and sidearms. Postal workers, meter readers. And any German civilians that worked in the occupied countries were equipped with sidearms. Even the clerk typists.
Quality of production was high in both countries. The poles had the 98 mauser as their service rifle. It made sense for the Germans to keep those factories running.
I look forward to seeing some videos (GoPro, etc) of training for various action shooting disciplines she participates in. I could definitely see her being an apologist for the Tauri she competes with because if I were buying a gun in nearly any division for any shooting sport a Taurus wouldn’t even register on the radar when my money is on the line (for a host of reasons: aftermarket accessories, cost of magazines, but also fear of stoppage). I would love to hear her take on Tauri.
As long as the weekly piece doesn’t devolve into salivating over the fact she is a female shooter, could have a hit.
Basically: If it was a dude (Sevigny or Vogel), make those types of pieces, please don’t center on the fact she is a she and she is lovely.
Wow…first Geissele, and now Timney.
My inclination is to go with Geissele, which I have found to be superior in every respect to Timney products, but I’d like to see careful reviews of both.
But honestly, if I’m going to give somebody over $300 for an upgrade, Geissele’s my go to choice.
I really, really like my AA complete upper. Quality is great. Accuracy and reliability have been great. I wonder if I could retrofit the new gas system that allows more adjustment. Although the normal, suppressed, and off settings on mine have worked just fine, I wouldn’t mind a little more fine tuning. With some rounds I feel like a setting between normal (which is full open) and suppressed (which is less gas venting) would be best — i.e. it ejects just a bit hard on normal but doesn’t eject reliably on suppressed. Except with a can, of course, in which case it works exactly as advertised.
The optic mounts right on top of the best place to get hold of the slide…
So now, you can’t do an over hand rack to clear a malfunction, your hand will be covering the ejection port.
And, what about back up sights, if the optic goes down are you simply without sights?
I don’t know, this looks like $200 worth of fail to me.
I cut up a Tapco to put on my 10/22 so that I had a pull that worked for my long arms, but I could collapse and still put the gun in the Takedown pack. Love it. Others have wanted the same. Now others can get it without hacking.
If the procedure is proscribed, then noone can use it; I think you meant to write ‘prescribed.’
That said, this is a bit of a shocker, akin to New Jersey coming out against gambling or restrictive liquor laws being proposed in Louisiana.
Who initially proposed this, and does their name end in D or R? Live free or die, fellas…
Interesting that this only has a single buffer tube. It must operate like a folding stock rifle.
Nothing seems out of the ordinary here.
I like the idea of autonomous city states. They would be separate from the rest of the states In order to protect the minority from their stupidity.
So this isn’t an all-new game-changer that changes everything?
Fired Taos state trooper: I didn’t know there were kids in the car:
http://m.taosnews.com/news/article_b583bf08-7fb3-11e3-84a7-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm
He’s lying or has Alzheimer’s. He TUSSLED with the oldest son.