Just in case you haven’t had enough of the Tavor, I’ve figured out the reason that everyone loves this gun. It isn’t the short overall length, or the ergonomics, or the hot Israeli chicks that are seen draped all around it. No, the real reason for the love is that with the push of one single pin the thing falls apart and opens up for cleaning. Its a simple design that makes the AR-15 look like doing rocket surgery in comparison. Oh, and if you’re wondering about the price, make the jump for a look at the official dealer pricing sheet.

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  1. So… somebody help me out. Does this mean the Zionistas get to sell “assault weapons” here, to the exclusion of all other companies? Are they really THAT brazen?

  2. OMG! I was thinking $2K, but these are VERY competitively priced, ESPECIALLY compared to the suddenly antediluvian AR-15 platform.

    WOULDN’T YOU REALLY RATHER HAVE A TAVOR? HELL YES, I would!!!

    • Yup and yes we would sell exclusively!!!
      My God man these rifles are better than… Better than… oh gee.. Nothing comes close!!!

      • I prefer my Sasha. She doesn’t HAVE any fiddly pins or dohickys and piledrives a nice big hunk-o-metal. Remember: In Solviet Russia, you do not klean the rifle, the rifle kleans you!

    • Well, the MSRP is $2k, and I wouldn’t count on seeing it for much less in the current rush. You _might_ be able to convince a dealer to cut you some slack on the IDF model, I guess.

      I’m just hoping I can get my fat little paws on one before MD decides to do an AWB. 😛

    • That’s assuming the market prices won’t be affected the same way. Dealers could price these above MSRP.

  3. I can’t get enough Tavor…..or hot Israeli chicks….or hot chicks with Tavors. Please post pics liberally.

    BTW: FBHO, Biden, Cuomo, Feinstein, Bloomberg and all the rest of those tyrant wannabe bastards.

  4. I was kvelling over the Tavors in the IMI booth today at SHOT. Now I’m qvelling over the price. I understand from the rep I spoke with that they will likely be in stores in March.

    My precious…

    • Maybe it doesn’t share the same asstastic trigger and phenomenally poor ergonomics that all bullpups have? Not holding my breath though.

  5. I could eat some ramen for a few months for some left-handed tavor goodness.

    Sweet, sweet delicious left-handed bullpup goodness!

  6. My friends would never call me cheap, however, they would call me frugal. I’m usually able to find a cheaper alternative to almost everything I would ever want or need, however, all bets are off on this. I want it bad!

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