In the United States introduced a new assault rifle TAVOR 7

Israeli TAVOR rifles will soon be available in the 7,62 NATO caliber (.308 Win). The American division of the Israeli company IWI announced TAVOR 7 - a new assault rifle, reports "Warspot" with reference to thefirearmblog.com portal

TAVOR 7 is a new model in the line of assault rifles and submachine guns TAVOR, as well as the first of the "Tavor", made in caliber 7,62 × 51 mm. All previous models were available in 5,56 x 45 mm calibrations (5,45 x 39 mm), as well as 9 mm Luger and .300 AAC Blackout (7,62 × 35 mm).

The mass of the new machine will be 3,9 kg, and its automation is built on the short stroke of the gas piston (it has four positions to adjust for different types of ammunition). The TAVOR 7 will be available with 16 and 18 inch barrels in three colors. In this case, the thread of the modification with a short barrel will be 1: 12, with a long one - 1: 10.

TAVOR 7 will be completely ambidextral (controls are duplicated and equally suitable for left-handers and right-handers). The rifle will come in retail with a magazine for 20 cartridges (with the possibility of limiting it to 10 depending on local laws). The first country where TAVOR 7 will be available for sale will be the United States - the implementation of the new model in the US market is scheduled to begin in January 2018, while the price for it has not yet been made public.

Comments

[dvina71]

7.62x51 ... for automatic shooting? Israelis think that in the USA there are only rambs ..?

[cariperpaint]

In my opinion, automation is prohibited in the states.

[Vladimirets]

Quote: cariperpaint

automation is prohibited in the states.

Since 1986, apparently, in Tavor for the civilian market only reloading will be automatic, without the possibility of automatic firing (semi-automatic).

[dvina71]

Quote: cariperpaint

In my opinion, automation is prohibited in the states.

Automation is prohibited for civilian traffic in Russia. Saiga, as a girl AK, has no auto mode.
In the United States there are no such restrictions. Although .. by state, the situation may differ .. There are still not all states that have legalized marriages with fagots.

[Vladimirets]

Quote: dvina71

There are no such restrictions in the USA.

"Since 1986, the United States has banned the sale of fully automatic weapons (however, machine guns, machine guns, etc., manufactured before 1986, may remain in the possession of people and be sold by them privately)."

[Starover_Z]

In retail, the rifle will go with a magazine for 20 rounds (with the possibility of limiting it to 10 depending on local laws). The first country where the TAVOR 7 will be available for sale will be the United States

Let them sell in the States - there people love to shoot.
Not the worst option to start trading with Washington!
And then, with market saturation, move trade further around the country!

[Revolver]

Quote: cariperpaint

In my opinion, automation is prohibited in the states.

In most states, if not all. Therefore, machines registered until I do not remember which year are on the secondary market are extremely expensive. And the meaning of the restriction? A law-abiding citizen will not go with a machine gun to rob a bank, and for someone who has laid down the law, remaking a self-loading AK-47 machine will not be difficult. To the one who was going to rob a bank or shoot colleagues, the legitimacy of redoing violet.

[bouncyhunter]

But is not Israel going to launch this rifle on the civilian market in a self-loading form?

[Bakash]

Pavel, and for what purpose are you interested in? Are you going to purchase?

[bouncyhunter]

No, it's just interesting. I heard, read and saw a lot of flattering things about Tavor, so I thought: what if suddenly he appears in a shooting club, then I can evaluate it myself.

[Bakash]

I will tell you this: our conscripts are delighted with him, I personally used this device at the shooting range a couple of times - I was unusual, all my life with the M-16

[And Us Rat]

Quote: dvina71

7.62x51..for automatic shooting?

This is a rifle for the civilian market, and only semi-automatic weapons are allowed there.

[dvina71]

Quote: And Us Rat

This is a rifle for the civilian market, and only semi-automatic weapons are allowed there.

Yeah ... bring in from the USA ..



look from 22.40

[would]

And now you can google it and find out that since 1986 it has been forbidden to sell fully automatic weapons to civilians. And this is federal law in all states. An exception is made only for weapons issued before the adoption of the law, it can be if the state has the appropriate license. So at 22:40 2 options

1. Either this rifle was released before 1986.
2. Either this is some kind of circumvention of the mentioned law of which there is, but it depends on the state.

[dvina71]

Quote: rait

Now you can google it and find out that since 1986 it’s forbidden to sell fully automatic weapons to civilians

A little more news from the fields ..

The deal is you can own fully automatic weapons that are registered prior to 1986 That's because the registry was closed in 1986 and in order to be legal for private ownership it has to be ATF registered. Contrary to popular belief, you are not required to have any sort of "Class 3 License" as a lot of people will tell you. All you have to do is find a dealer that deals in fully automatic weapons, find the weapon you want to buy, pay a $ 200 tax stamp, submit to the background checks and fingerprints and so on, then wait 6-8 months for ATF to approve the transfer tand then you can take ownership of the weapon. Be prepared to spend big bucks though, full-auto M16's can run you upwards of $ 20,000 due to the demand. A full auto AK would be extremely hard to find since we stopped importing such weapons in 1968, and the US has never issued AK's. I'd imagine they'd be even more expensive if you were even able to find one. Also, modifiying a semi automatic to be fully automatic is completely illegal, no expceptions, it is a felony.

Need a translation ..?

[would]

No, I don’t need it, everything is as I wrote.

The deal is you can own fully automatic weapons that are registered prior to 1986

Accordingly, the above people also wrote correctly. A rifle from a post cannot be sold legally to a civilian in the United States.

Well, due to the fact that no licenses are supposedly required, this is not true for a number of states. At 43, a license is not required, but the states are 50. Still in my memory in Texas, a separate license was required directly, but I can’t assert, the information is old.

[dvina71]

Quote: rait

No, I don’t need it, everything is as I wrote.

Well, you didn’t write .. yet this

All you have to do is find a dealer that deals in fully automatic weapons, find the weapon you want to buy, pay a $ 200 tax stamp, submit to the background checks and fingerprints and so on, then wait 6-8 months for ATF to approve the transfer tand then you can take ownership of the weapon

[would]

Why do I need after I wrote that you can describe a short standard purchase procedure?

[dvina71]

Quote: rait

Why do I need after I wrote that you can describe a short standard purchase procedure?

Then what is the procedure for buying full automatic weapons.

[Maz]

The weapon is characterized by high maneuverability and convenience when shooting offhand, but it has the disadvantage of the M16 in the form of a high cost - $ 1000, while American machines under the program of financial assistance to Israel are sold almost 10 times cheaper. That is, it is a self-defense machine, expensive and heavy

[Genry]

Quote: Maz

That is, it is a self-defense machine, expensive and heavy

You missed! This is a gorgeous reliable assault machine. It is convenient both indoors (short) and in the open area (exact). Dismantling for service in only two parts (removable slide group on the side of the butt).
And a small difference in cost against the background of full equipment is simply petty. And the weight is like that of Kalashnikov with a commensurate barrel.

[jonhr]

US civilian weapons are neutered. there the possibility of shooting only single

[wazza]

already canceled and it was only when selling weapons through the store.

[seos]

7.62x51 ... for automatic shooting? Israelis think that in the USA there are only rambs ..?

on YouTube there’s a bunch of videos with this cartridge firing from light assault rifles .... the video shows that the descent is very easy and there is no recoil at all .... (for example, "destructive ranch" videos shooting at a wooden beam)
Now a lot of assault rifles are being developed for NATO rifle caliber - an example a couple of months ago the Turks adopted such a rifle

[Trevis]

And what not to shoot without a collimator? The mechanics were completely removed.

[dvina71]

Well on the PP, you can add any sight, including the "stump". There would be a desire.

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Trevis

And what not to shoot without a collimator? The mechanics were completely removed.

"Mechanics" are now made to be removable. Mounted on Picatinny Rail.

[Trevis]

"Mechanics" are now made to be removable. Mounted on Picatinny Rail.

Well on the PP, you can add any sight, including the "stump". There would be a desire.

Clearly, I don’t keep up with the times.

[aszzz888]

And Us Rat

"Mechanics" are now made to be removable. Mounted on Picatinny Rail.

... or a bad photo angle, or is it still a diopter?

[And Us Rat]

Quote: aszzz888

or is it still a diopter

And what is “mechanics” in your opinion? A strip of chalk along the trunk?
Diopter falls into the "mechanics" section, as it does not have optical lenses and electronic elements. (With these, this is already a collimator).

[Maz]

Yes, at least there is a support for this bandura, the center of gravity of the weapon is located closer to the shoulder, with a full magazine down it will pull even harder, while the handle is forward, plus recoil, after each shot the sight on the sight of the line of fire will be strayed more, why aiming at it and holding it will be hard, hands will get tired faster. Yes, it will go to the collection - to buy for fun. By the way, they did not name the price. This is an ordinary Israeli advertising move. To interest - this is what unusual crap, even in the Armed Forces of Ukraine is .... Americans are not stupid - they will quickly figure it out - what they are stewed with. and competitors are unlikely to look at it. NSA thing, as an organization, is a great patriotic organization.

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Maz

... the center of gravity of the weapon is located closer to the shoulder, with a full magazine down it will pull even harder, while the handle is extended forward, plus recoil, after each shot the sight on the target of the line of fire will be strayed harder, why aim and hold it it will be hard, hands will get tired faster ...

You shoot him first (from any model), then give out "authoritative opinions." Do not tell knowledgeable people.

[Revolver]

Quote: Trevis

And what not to shoot without a collimator?

Here I once saw in a dash a brow who put a collimator on a revolver. Judging by the accuracy of the holes on its target, it turns out pretty well.

[yehat]

Interestingly, the top has been redesigned towards minimalism.
not expected. It is interesting to know why.

[And Us Rat]

Quote: yehat

It is interesting to know why.

More versatile and cheaper to manufacture.

[Dead duck]

Quote: And Us Rat

More versatile and cheaper to manufacture.

This versatility is not always convenient, and low cost is important for the manufacturer’s pocket.

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Deadush

and cheapness is important for the manufacturer’s pocket.

So this commercial product! Is it logical?

[Dead duck]

Quote: And Us Rat

So this is a commercial product

Especially! ... for their own money to buy ...
I would not like it when they try to save on me

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Deadush

Especially! ... for their own money to buy ...

The matter is voluntary.

Quote: Deadush

I would not like it when they try to save on me

Good morning!!! ALL manufacturers (something) save on us in one way or another!

[Dead duck]

Good good
Only almost a day already, and you seem to be almost by MSC or + hour.
Live well, however ... if in the afternoon - morning

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Deadush

and you’re almost like MSC or + hour.

I don’t remember, now 15: 20 on the watch.

[yehat]

Yes there is a small price difference, as I understand it.

[Old warrior]

Famas poured.

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Old Warrior

Famas poured.

More likely then Styer AUG.

[Zaurbek]

.300 AAC Blackout (7,62 × 35 mm) what is this caliber?

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Zaurbek

.300 AAC Blackout (7,62 × 35 mm) what is this caliber?

[Zaurbek]

Hunting? Sports? Military?

[And Us Rat]

Quote: Zaurbek

Hunting? Sports? Military?

Civil. Hunter apparently, about the certification from sports organizations in applied shooting, I do not know, maybe there is. The military does not use it, as far as I know.

[Cord127]

Tavor in 7.62x51 is a self-loading carbine. When shooting, the barrel practically does not lead away. Well, the accuracy is 5.56x45 with a 330mm barrel and sighting at 50m at a distance of 350m giving a bullet no more than 27cm.

[Operator]

7,62x51 mm self-loading "rifle" with a barrel length of 45 cm - only Israelis are capable of this perversion

[Cord127]

Beretta ARX-200 barrel 408 mm
Heckler-Koch HK417 barrel 305, 406 or 508 mm
SIG 716 Patrol barrel 406 mm
Mk.17 SCAR-H (Heavy) barrel 330mm (CQC), 406 mm (Std), 508 mm (LB)
and not 45 cm, but 460 mm. Teach a materiel.

[Operator]

Fool, in caliber 7,62x51 rifles start with a barrel of 610 mm or 80 calibers.
I don’t propose to teach materiel, because the Israelites have only one unit of measure - the shekel

[Music]

Bulpap? And where is our Kalash similar?

[Leonid Har]

Some stump. Is it AKMS?

[LPD17]

And what do the IDF girls think about this rifle?))) How is it to them?)))

[Cord127]

Quote: LPD17

And what do the IDF girls think about this rifle?))) How is it to them?)))

Why girls? Does the weight not change?