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Super tacticool rifle and a great pairing with the DS8. :thumbsup:

IMO, Tavor is the BUSSE of bullpups. Been trying to talk myself out of (or into:D) buying a TS12 ever since the 2018 Shot Show. 15 rds of 12 ga in a 28” OAL semi-auto package? Oh yeah!!!
 
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Will York said:
Super tacticool rifle and a great pairing with the DS8. :thumbsup:

IMO, Tavor is the BUSSE of bullpups. Been trying to talk myself out of (or into:D) buying a TS12 ever since the 2018 Shot Show. 15 rds of 12 ga in a 28” OAL semi-auto package? Oh yeah!!!
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Everything is getting paired with the DS8 right now. I need more steel.

The Tavor SAR rolls really nice to the shoulder and cheek, but I'm not a fan of the mag release and bolt release. It's a big learning curve from the AR. I almost wish I waited for the X95.

That TS-12 is chunky! I've been talking myself out of a Kel-Tec shotgun for a while.
 
How do you like the Tavor? I've been looking for a .308 Battle rifle and it looks interesting. I've always had a "thing" about bull pups. Something about the chamber being so close to my head but that thing looks sweet!
 
I thought about getting a Tavor at one point after shouldering it at a gun show. Felt very nice. Decided I didn't want to learn different controls than all my other black rifles. Same reason I haven't gone bullpup for a bolt gun yet either. But for fun I did put together this tacticool Marlin 30-30 Dark. Very fun to shoot suppressed subsonics. BGTG seems to pair nicely with it.

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When I shoot long range it helps with the mirage that is generated by the can when it heats up. Secondly it acts as like an over mit as UNRL said above.

https://www.cole-tac.com/product/htp-suppressor-cover/

This high temperature suppressor cover was carefully designed to withstand the temperatures that are reached during full auto rates of fire. The inner layer is rated the 3000°F, the middle layer is rated to 1800°F, and the top Cordura nylon layer is good up to about 600°F.
 
And I have read that, no matter how tight you crank down a direct thread suppressor, they ALWAYS work loose at some point, and need to be tightened back up. Not so easy to do when they're hotter than a frying pan.
 
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Is there a prize for hastily posed with what was at hand in the garage, just finished 6 hours of yard work, sweaty hat included pics?

EDIT to add a picture more in line with the thread topic. I've had my TAR-21 for over a decade, and it's had a few thousand rounds through it, my best guess would be somewhere between 6 to 8k. Not an incredible amount, but it's been a good gun. I had this before I had an AR, so it was pretty easy to get used to for me.
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dogboye said:
And I have read that, no matter how tight you crank down a direct thread suppressor, they ALWAYS work loose at some point, and need to be tightened back up. Not so easy to do when they're hotter than a frying pan.
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This!

I had rented an HK45 Tac with a can at my local range....it got loose and I went to tighten it. Even with relatively light range fire it was HOT!
 
WatermanChris said:
How do you like the Tavor? I've been looking for a .308 Battle rifle and it looks interesting. I've always had a "thing" about bull pups. Something about the chamber being so close to my head but that thing looks sweet!
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I'm interested in hearing some thoughts about this as well. Is the Tavor the best of the bullpups?
 
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