Originally Posted by redgineer
Originally Posted by Bustinbeards
I don’t hunt greenfields or out of shooting houses very much. I am almost always hunting the woods on the ground. I haven’t shot a doe in many years, only shoot bucks and for the most part, ones I’m putting on the wall. I’m not dead set on a pistol, but do like a light weight compact gun for hunting. I have hunted with a .308 for years and it is my go to caliber.

Not sure what your budget is, but the Tavor 7 sounds like the perfect rifle for you.

It is heavy, but all the weight is to the rear, which makes it handle like a lightweight rifle. I saved some weight by putting a Vortex 3x micro prism on it. That optic is good enough for me out 100 yards, I am blessed with good eyesight though.

It's very compact and easy to carry through thick brush, and you still get a rifle length barrel.

Bullpups are a little cumbersomb to handle initially, but the ergonimics on the T7 are great, trigger isn't bad either. It doesn't take much practice to become proficient with.

Not sure if you have a suppressor, but that's where bullpups really shine. The chamber being right next to my face was a little unnerving at first, but the adjustable gas system makes it more pleasant to shoot than most ARs suppressed.


Handled a Tavor at the range a few weeks ago that someone brought and offered to let me shoot it. Very cool gun that balances well and very compact.

Last edited by AU338MAG; 11/01/22 03:43 PM.
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