[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxHF1PyMckE&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]

Some good data~

Thanks for the data, very useful.

They made this a sticky in the BP forum: It would be nice for New Guys buying Tavors to see: Just a suggestion. Not sure how that's done here.

Chuck I am pretty sure he reviewed ammo before maybe that's why: It doesn't matter to me. I am out of the game anyway: I am Welcomly Re leaved of duties: If there's such a word: :)

The Geissele and the Tav-D both - apparently - deal reliably with all kinds of ammo

It's a cool video, and hats off to the creator for taking the time and and dong a pretty good job.

That being said... how useful can a video review of something like a trigger really be?  Way too many subjective factors at play.  

What needs to happen is a "Tavor trigger challenge" booth at the next big bullpup shoot.  You line up, pay your 5 bucks (unless someone wants to pony up for the ammo), and shoot 10 rounds or so out of 4 identical (except for the trigger group) Tavors.  For best results, keep the test "blind"... don't label which gun has which trigger, tell the shooter after.

Make it a double blind test!  Even the experiment's facilitator won't know which one is which.  The facilitator should have a colleague configure the 4 Tavors and label the outside of each with a randomly generated number from 1-4, then give them all back to the facilitator in a big container.  The facilitator runs the test for each volunteer subject.  After the test, the subject ranks the triggers on a questionnaire and puts it in an envelope before handing back to the facilitator.  Votes are counted after it is all over, then translated back to the real triggers by the colleague.  This way, the facilitator can run a safe set of experiments and yet be clueless to the id of the triggers.

Edit: The implementation of that concept is notional, since the differences between single and two stage triggers might be obvious to the keen observer, and because test subjects might think aloud.  But you get the idea

The Geissele comes across the best.

It's the lightest, with the shortest reset