"Action" pic of Tavor TAR-C21

**TOrrock** · 01-08-07, 22:48

A while back ATF came out and declared that thumbhole stocks like those on the Romanian and Bulgarian post ban imported AK's now constituted a pistol grip......which is why the thumbhole stocked post ban imports with standard magazine wells were stopped from importation.

There's something going on....the FS-2000 uses M16 magazines and if you use USGI mags, that's three US parts right there, so they probably only need a US op rod, piston, trigger pack, etc. to be legal.

**K.L. Davis** · 01-09-07, 00:45

I guess I missed the show... I was most likely doing FoF cards with the dog.

But... they have a magnifier that sits behind the reflex sight, might that be what you saw? I think it is 3X or 4X and does look kinda like an ACOG.

**SuicideHz** · 01-09-07, 20:18

ah. I thought the thumbholes on the HKs like the SL8 and USC helped too...

**TOrrock** · 01-09-07, 20:28

Originally Posted by SuicideHz

ah. I thought the thumbholes on the HKs like the SL8 and USC helped too...

Yup, but those weapons were imported with single stack magazines, not capable of taking military magazines.

**deadwood83** · 01-09-07, 21:49

oh but what about a decent trigger? I've heard that with a bullpup it's difficult to get a decent trigger. Interesting rifle but kinda ugly in a way. My legacy addiction doesn't like it.

**CarlosDJackal** · 06-22-07, 17:56

I also seem to remember from the show that the Tavor's red dot would turn on only once the safety lever was switched from SAFE to FIRE. I'm not sure I like that type of added complexity.

I think someone in these United States could create a bullpup rifle that would be a lot more affordable than the Tavor. Personally, I'd try the $2k FS2000 before I would a $3k Tavor. JM2CW.