Elite Force IWI Competition Tavor TAR-21 AEG Airsoft Rifle (Option)
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The IWI (Israeli Weapon Industries) Tavor TAR-21 is one of the most innovative guns in the small arms industry. Currently issued to the I.D.F. (Israeli Defense Force), the TAR-21 replaced the legendary M4/M16, which had been used for over 40 years. This official IWI Tavor TAR-21 Airsoft AEG from Elite Force/Umarex is an impressive bullpup starter rifle for your MilSim midrange combat that is comfortable and affordable.
The outer body and frame of the Umarex TAR-21 AEG Rifle are constructed from a high strength ABS plastic, keeping both the gun's overall weight and cost down. Official TAR-21 trademarks are stamped onto the exterior. The custom high-strength 8mm gearbox is constructed entirely out of metal and has a quick-change spring design for adjusting your FPS. The internal gears are also metal as is the 1-piece outer barrel. With flip-up front and rear iron sights and a next-generation hop-up design, you can stay true to your target from up to 150 feet away. Since the Umarex TAR-21 is a bullpup design, the overall length of the rifle is shorter. But it still uses a standard M4 (363mm) inner barrel, giving it a unique appearance. The functioning bolt catch and ergonomic design of the TAR-21 airsoft rifle make it a great choice when deciding on a bullpup AEG. A top rail comes installed for your optics. Both the black indoor IWI Competition TAR-21 and the tan outdoor Tavor AEG come as a full airsoft starter package with a high-capacity magazine, mini battery and wall charger.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: S & T Armament
Model: TAR-21 Competition Series
Muzzle Velocity:340-360 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 300 rounds
Package Includes: One (1) TAR21 Airsoft gun, one (1) 300 rounds high capacity magazine, One (1) 8.4V Battery, One (1) Wall Charger
Features:
- Flip up front adjustable iron sight
- Flip up rear iron sight
- Working charging handle
- Working bolt release, also act as a spring tension release
- Quick Spring Change System
- Fully licensed by I.W.I. (Israeli Weapon Industries)
Please Note:
- Gun does NOT come with Holo-sight
- Only fit 8.4v type batteries
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- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Elite Force / Umarex USA
- Muzzle Velocity: 340-360
- Magazine Capacity: 300
- Fire Mode: Safe - Single - Auto
- Color: Black
- Material: ABS Plastic & Metal
- Battery Pack: 8.4V Mini
- Package Includes: One (1) Gun, One (1) Magazine
- Stock Type: Bullpup
- Sight: Circle + Post
- Overall Length Extended: 27.25"
- Weight Empty: 6.7 lbs
- External
- Primary Build Material: ABS Plastic
The gun has a good FPS. Have used it a few times and have had no problems. Good ROF and the internals seem to be all metal. My only complaint is the magazine gets heavy once you load it with .20 bbs. When you pick the gun out of the box it feels heavy but once you shoulder it it feels pretty light.
Pros:
Good ROF
Nice FPS
Good field or CQB gun
All metal internals
Nice weight
Cons:
Magazine makes the gun 1-2lbs heavier
Very limited rail space(only 1 rail for a sight)
The fire selector gets stuck between safe and semi (which might be only my gun)
This gun is a great starter to a bullpup gun! I would highly recommend more intermediate players to check out the elite series tavor as this one has lower quality plastic, shorter barrel, etc. The metal paint gets worn out easily. The sights are probably the worst thing on this gun I would recommend a optic or keeping them down (your better off) The gun's externals aren't the best. I have had no trouble internal wise. It does the job for mid range but DOMINATES in cqb field. Great budget gun for ppl looking into bullpup rifles!
Pros:
Bullpup design
Ergonomic design
Official trades
Mid range
Perfect for cqb
Affordable price
Sufficient internals(price wise)
Cons:
Proprietary parts
Cheap ABS two piece construction
Bad for long range engagement
Weak points! (Rear cover, handguard cover,)
Little rail space
verified buyer
Grrat starting gun for someone looking into bullpups. I actually bought this as a test to see if I like it because I was looking into the real steel version. Found out I dont want the real thing. Im a lefty and I routinely hit the selector switch since its up against my hand around the grip and also the mag release is way too easy to knock with your wrist and I probably accidently drop the mag while running or ducking a few times a day. A lot of people at the facility love the tavor and get a few people wanting to hold it everytime. Also, it is super consistant at 360fps. Even the workers who chrono say its one of the most consistant guns theyve ever seen. It never varies more than a couple fps. Def getting to the point of wanting to upgrade after 2 years of use but she will become my backup gun because she is super reliable and easy to move around with thru CQB situations
Pros:
Durable, just always works
Consistant FPS
Eye catcher
Short profile
Super quick battery changes
Very lightweight
Easy as can be to disassemble fully and put back together
Cons:
Has a cheap plastic feel
Some of the reversible parts are a pain to switch over
No normal/common sling mount options
Iron sights are worthless
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New hop up unit?
What style of hop up unit does this gun use??
2405 days ago Aj F
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(I have this same question)
Staff Answer:
The hop up unit in the TAR21 appears to be proprietary 2404 days ago 0
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