Qulevra

Nice red herring with the out-of-the-blue photo of some kid next to a Cobra. You clearly didn't understand none of what I've said. Done casting pearls here, I'll let someone else handle you and your BS.

How about I show you my photos with the Queen of England sitting in my lap ? As for your pics, color me indifferent. But you can PM me your full name and dates you've been there, I have my own means for checking things like that. For the #-nth time, unless you're qualified you are NOT supposed to take off parts beyond what's mentioned in the manual. The TAR foregrips are not VITAL to the AEG's functionality, there's nothing in there aside from PBC (which you aren't supposed to fook with in the 1st place). But if you still don't get it, try buying a PC, breaking store's seals on the case a

You realize that you just publicly shot yourself in the leg ? If the manual says 'don't fook with it', there's a reason behind it. You decided to ignore the manual and broke the gun as a result, then kept ranting for another 20 min how bad it was; I find it pretty generous on the part of TSI to even offer you a replacement after all you've said and done. Try that with any other product made by someone else and you'll get massively laughed at, instead of getting a brand new one instead. Same goes for the knife, it just sums up how incompetent you are - you didn't forget the camera, but did forg

I'll address ea one of you in order of appearance: So far TSI came out with 4 product lines, and Tavor is only one of 'em. There's a metric ton of similar 'reviews' on YouTube done on different AEGs, but by the same category of teenage attention whores. 1st off, like I said - there's no way to know if the AEG indeed arrived broken. That 'look at the box, I just got it' ###### is ridiculous. And if I was doing a review on the car with a broken windscreen and on fire, I would a) contact the manufacturer firsthand about the windshield and not run grabbing my camcorder in

Then I suggest you watch the review again and pay close attention to his expression. I won't start conspiracy theories, but this review has zero credibility in my book simply due to a fact that it's uncertain whether the box was opened prior to the filming. There are also other things that point to the utter lack of knowledge/understanding of the reviewer, starting with the lack of proper tools (seriously, why not use a hammer instead of a pocket knife ? It's not like it would have prevented the problems, aye ?) and 'let's poke this thing there and see what comes out' attitude, and endin

I got 1 question for the reviewer - why being disappointed BEFORE you opened the box ? From the very start, you looked tense and ###### off; that's hardly a healthy attitude to expect from someone who's paid big $$$ for something he's been long time waiting for. And I'm not even starting referring to your vast technical knowledge you publicly demonstrated by totally ignoring the product's guide (unless you knew EXACTLY how the AEG was built and were operating out of experience) and using a gawddamn pocket knife to take it apart

Gotcha, let us know what's up. P.S. Btw for your own good, edit your video out of that 'Mikey Hartman/Shaldag' reference; otherwise, those of us in-the-know will have a hard time taking you seriously.

Did you try contacting TSI regarding those issues ?

And you're probably right. The way I see it, that's the only option TSI had to ensure the nozzle/hop-up/inner barrel were aligned. Anyway, I'm more than willing to forgive 'em this small irregularity since the AEG has a ton of pro's vs very few con's.

Electronic trigger (there's no physical connection between the actual gun trigger and the mechbox), MOSFET, custom fire cycles (can be programmed for variable length bursts or any other shooting modes one desires - talk with TSI for specifics), battery alarm.

No problem, scratch the P90 off the list then. I had enough issues with both FAMAS and L85, was probably thinking about something else when added P90 to the list. You'd be surprised, it is exactly the same size. The RS specs are freely downloadable from IWI website, it's 1:1 with the real thing (excluding the width - the AEG is wider since it houses the mechbox).

Doesn't change the fact that you still have to take the whole gun apart in order to get to it.

Like a charm.

1st off, a word of warning - the reviewed AEG is NOT a production line, but a demo gun; hence the small irregularities in minor details/color. The production line TAR-21 has minor improvements feature/design-wise and looks even better. Also, you'll have to excuse the pics' quality, the shots' been taken with a Blackberry camera. Here we go, the 1st glance at the gun: http://images52.fotki.com/v638/photos/2/21...9/tar010-vi.jpg http://images52.fotki.com/v639/photos/2/21...9/tar011-vi.jpg At this particular moment I'd like to shoot a huge, stinky diarrhea ray at the Chin

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