MAC: 5 Minute Tavor Trigger Job

[WLJ]

I may have to try this on mine.

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[fromkentucky]

I mean, I guess as long as it doesn't get dirty, it shouldn't create any problems. I seriously cringed when he used that micro-screwdriver as a punch though. Good god man, punches aren't that expensive!

I would love to see a drop-in replacement trigger pack from Geissele or Timney though. He's right, the trigger is the main thing holding that rifle back. With a decent trigger, I'd love to have an 18" TAVOR.

[WLJ]

I mean, I guess as long as it doesn't get dirty, it shouldn't create any problems. I seriously cringed when he used that micro-screwdriver as a punch though. Good god man, punches aren't that expensive!

I would love to see a drop-in replacement trigger pack from Geissele or Timney though. He's right, the trigger is the main thing holding that rifle back. With a decent trigger, I'd love to have an 18" TAVOR.

It's meant to be a combat trigger not a match trigger. But yea, I cringed too when he used the micro screwdriver instead in a punch. BTW: About the only thing you gain with 18 vs the 16.5 is slightly more vel and the ability to put a bayonet on it which looks kind of silly on a rifle so short.

[86 slo-vo]

I want one.

FDE with the extra 9mm conversion. Would probably sell the AR to do so when they can be found easier.

[fromkentucky]

BTW: About the only thing you gain with 18 vs the 16.5 is slightly more vel and the ability to put a bayonet on it which looks kind of silly on a rifle so short.

I'm aware, but the extra 75 ft/sec is there, the weight increase is minimal, the cost is the same and the muzzle will be that much further from your face. On an AR15, I can understand why 18" barrels aren't that popular. I don't really see a reason not to go ahead and use the extra barrel length here.

[WLJ]

I want one.

FDE with the extra 9mm conversion. Would probably sell the AR to do so when they can be found easier.

KyGunCo did have FDE ones in stock a while back. Wouldn't mind a FDE one myself.

9mm kits. Too much $$$ IMHO. I'm waiting on the 22 kits.
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[jackalo626]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

[WLJ]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

No sure you could completely dust seal a service rifle to that extent without causing other problems and serviceability issues. They tried to do that in the F/FS2000 and people bitch about the weird things it did in that platform. Not mention the crap the internal workings of the rifle produces, burnt powder from the chamber, hot gases, etc.. Heat dissipation becomes a major issue.

[jackalo626]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

No sure you could completely dust seal a service rifle to that extent without causing other problems and serviceability issues. They tried to do that in the F/FS2000 and people bitch about the weird things it did in that platform. Not mention the crap the internal workings of the rifle produces, burnt powder from the chamber, hot gases, etc.. Heat dissipation becomes a major issue.

Don't be so naive to think solutions won't be engineered to do exactly that. We went to the moon, transplant hearts, nuclear power, built planes from a dream and a will. We as humans can do anything we out our mind to with a little motivation and a can do attitude. We will look back at this time in 20 years and laugh about how silly we were to text with our fingers instead of just thinking of the text and a phone sending it on its own.

[WLJ]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

No sure you could completely dust seal a service rifle to that extent without causing other problems and serviceability issues. They tried to do that in the F/FS2000 and people bitch about the weird things it did in that platform. Not mention the crap the internal workings of the rifle produces, burnt powder from the chamber, hot gases, etc.. Heat dissipation becomes a major issue.

Don't be so naive to think solutions won't be engineered to do exactly that. We went to the moon, transplant hearts, nuclear power, built planes from a dream and a will. We as humans can do anything we out our mind to with a little motivation and a can do attitude. We will look back at this time in 20 years and laugh about how silly we were to text with our fingers instead of just thinking of the text and a phone sending it on its own.

And we still can't make a good instant coffee.

[jackalo626]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

No sure you could completely dust seal a service rifle to that extent without causing other problems and serviceability issues. They tried to do that in the F/FS2000 and people bitch about the weird things it did in that platform. Not mention the crap the internal workings of the rifle produces, burnt powder from the chamber, hot gases, etc.. Heat dissipation becomes a major issue.

Don't be so naive to think solutions won't be engineered to do exactly that. We went to the moon, transplant hearts, nuclear power, built planes from a dream and a will. We as humans can do anything we out our mind to with a little motivation and a can do attitude. We will look back at this time in 20 years and laugh about how silly we were to text with our fingers instead of just thinking of the text and a phone sending it on its own.

And we still can't make a good instant coffee.

Or stop male pattern baldness....

[WLJ]

I watched it last night on his channel. Here is my thing with it, lets not design things to adversly perform in anticipation of dirt when we can just isolate the parts better from dirt. Design better and have bigger goals than to just admittedly give up and say lets work around all of the debris we let in the rifle instead of keeping those particular parts isolated.

No sure you could completely dust seal a service rifle to that extent without causing other problems and serviceability issues. They tried to do that in the F/FS2000 and people bitch about the weird things it did in that platform. Not mention the crap the internal workings of the rifle produces, burnt powder from the chamber, hot gases, etc.. Heat dissipation becomes a major issue.

Don't be so naive to think solutions won't be engineered to do exactly that. We went to the moon, transplant hearts, nuclear power, built planes from a dream and a will. We as humans can do anything we out our mind to with a little motivation and a can do attitude. We will look back at this time in 20 years and laugh about how silly we were to text with our fingers instead of just thinking of the text and a phone sending it on its own.

And we still can't make a good instant coffee.

Or stop male pattern baldness....

Or figure out what women want. Heck they haven't either but somehow that our fault too.

[WLJ]

Honestly I thought for a while I would never see my Tavor, I pre-ordered on Dec 7th, Sandy Hook was on the 14th and then all hell broke loose. The Tavor was even mention by name in the ban bills. Received it on April 1st.

[WLJ]

Now they're saying they're going to try and get the Micro Tavor into/made in the States. First they got to figure out how to deal with it being an SBR out of the box, the ATF can be so darn difficult in that area. One idea I read is to sell it with a long barrel and then when the owners tax stamp comes in the owner can switch the barrels out. Said it may be a couple of years.