There are many reasons that people do not like bullpups like the IWI Tavor in general, but one of the worries that people have is that there may be a risk of an out-of-battery detonation. This causes much concern when you think about the fact that this would be happening right in front of your face. But rest assured that this is not a very likely issue with the Tavor due to how … [Read more...]
Current thinking seems to be that bullpups are obsolete technology that is finally dying off. In fact, more companies are developing and improving on the bullpup as a practical concept. France has replaced their FAMAS with the H&K416. The FAMAS was a rushed design that should have never left the drawing board until it was perfected. France wanted a unique rifle that was … [Read more...]
After running the IWI Tavor (IDF model) for over 5000 rounds, I have found it to be a supreme example of how bullpups should be designed. It may not have the classic look and feel of the AUG, but it does have a battle-proven record with the Israeli military that everyone can respect. The rifle offers several answers to issues that other bullpup rifles fall victim of. Instead of … [Read more...]
There are many people who dislike bullpup rifles. I not only like them, I find that there are quite a few things they do much better than conventional designs. After running M16 and M4 rifles in combat in the military, I prefer the bullpup. Fighting in tight spaces with one of these rifles was a nightmare, not to mention adding body armor and a lot of one handed shooting … [Read more...]
