tar-21

[Preach]

Sorry if I just missed it, but were there any updates at Shot by Charles Daly about the future release of their tar-21?

[BAC]

Charles Daly closed their doors earlier this year.


-B

[xrayoneone]

They closed their doors? That makes sense. The Violence Policy Center was using the fact that Charles Daly dropped their AR-15 line as a fact that nobody wants ARs any more. Of course it is all BS but people buy into it. Article below.

www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=5564

[Preach]

Is anyone else thinking about tackling the tavor for the U.S. consumer? Or should I stop dreaming about shouldering one these? Thanks for the info guys

[Caeser25]

Is anyone else thinking about tackling the tavor for the U.S. consumer? Or should I stop dreaming about shouldering one these? Thanks for the info guys

I sure hope so, that was the one that caught my eye, more so than the Scar, ACR, and Msar.

[TOrrock]

Is anyone else thinking about tackling the tavor for the U.S. consumer? Or should I stop dreaming about shouldering one these? Thanks for the info guys

There's an established company with close ties to the manufacturer in Israel who might be working to bring this to market, but I wouldn't advise holding your breath.

[gunnut284]

There's an established company with close ties to the manufacturer in Israel who might be working to bring this to market, but I wouldn't advise holding your breath.

Magnum Research?

[xrayoneone]

Maybe Taurus as they have the tooling, specs and license to manufacture the Tavor in Brazil.

[Hot Sauce]

Maybe Taurus as they have the tooling, specs and license to manufacture the Tavor in Brazil.

I'm sorry, am I missing something?

From what I understood, the reason why Tavors cannot be imported from Israel is that a certain amount of the parts have to be manufactured in the US. So how would license manufacture of the Tavor in Brazil help get them to the US civilian market?

[TOrrock]

Not Taurus, thankfully.