James from United States, CA Public Profile

Before purchasing my Tavor x95,I completed helper autistic Tony Stark level research on the Tavor platform and bullpups in general and the greatest complaint was the trigger. I was a little hesitant about spending an additional $400 dollars on a trigger pack after buying an already expensive gun, but decided to budget $50 a week and by the time I got my tax return that I used to buy the Tavor I had enough to also get the Super Sabra trigger pack. It came in the mail the same day I brought the gun home after my 10 day Commiefornia waiting period, slapped the trigger pack in and took it to the range a few days later with some bottom shelf Winchester white box 55g’s and the first batch of some hand loads I made to get around the Commiefornia extortion taxes. I was a little iffy on the reliability of the hand loads and was nervous they’d literally blow up my tax return, but the gun ran like a freaking sowing machine with only one malfunction coming from the bolt stripping and denting one of my hand loads making it look like a marine accidentally thought it was a crayon. I’ll attribute it to a failure to seat the magazine by my fiancee who is rather inexperienced on a rifle, but she instantly noticed and diagnosed the malfunction and later said she was glad I bought the rifle and that it was the most fun she’s had shooting. 10/10 worth it.

I wanted a new trigger because the stock plastic Glock trigger is known for not being the greatest trigger on the market compared to other platforms. After installing the metal trigger felt notably more smooth and durable and had a better feel than the original. Took it to the range and put 100 rounds through it and it ran flawlessly and the Glock felt a lot smoother than before.