01-06-2014, 05:16 AM
I looked at an IDF model Tavor and I thought the trigger reminded me of a Glock. You have take up and then the trigger broke clean. The reset seemed similar to a Glock with a 5.5 connector. I have no idea how much this Tavor had been dry fired at the gun shop. To me the Tavor trigger pull weight felt comparable to a Standard AR trigger. I know dry firing in the store is different than shooting on the range.
From reading about the Tavor some people say the trigger is not to bad others say it's terrible. I have no idea if triggers vary from gun to gun or this is do personal perceptions. The ergo's for the Tavor is different and does not have the familiar cheek weld of my AR-15's. Not bad ergo's just different. I still would like to shoot a Tavor on the range and wring it out.
From reading about the Tavor some people say the trigger is not to bad others say it's terrible. I have no idea if triggers vary from gun to gun or this is do personal perceptions. The ergo's for the Tavor is different and does not have the familiar cheek weld of my AR-15's. Not bad ergo's just different. I still would like to shoot a Tavor on the range and wring it out.