Tavor TAR-21 Field Strip (Including the Bolt Carrier Group)

Welcome to Part 2 of my "Gun of the Week" video series on the IWI Tavor TAR-21 Semi Auto rifle. This video covers basic disassembly/reassembly of the Tavor needed to maintain your rifle. Join me on Patreon for additional content and to chat: https://www.patreon.com/armandgun Follow me on Instagram for daily content: https://www.instagram.com/arm.and.gun/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/armandgun This video is part 2 of a multi-video set Series 1: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Disassembly & Reassembly Part 3: POV Shooting (FPS style shooting video showing the gun in action, demonstrating the controls and ergonomics of the rifle, as well as any modifications I have done to the gun) Part 4: Overview of the firearm including design detail, internal function, features and more Part 5: Accessorizing your Tavor TAR-21 Series 2: Part 6: Accuracy Part 7: Run&Gun Part 8: 1000+ Round Review Thanks for tuning in! Lots more coming. I would appreciate your subscription as I hope to improve the level of content as the channel grows. Correction Section: Tavor Tar-21 Technical Specs: - Calibre: 5.56mm NATO - Operating: Long Stroke Piston, gas operated, rotating bolt - Modes of fire: Semi auto only - Magazine Capacity: 5-100 (only 5 in Canada due to restrictive magazine limit laws) - Sights: Factory rail-integrated irons - Optic: Trijicon Acog 3.5x35mm - Barrel Length: 18.1" (Standard TAR model - one shown in video is 18.5") - Barrel Twist: 1:7 - Overall Length min/max: 28.5" - Weight: 7.21# - Muzzle Device: AAC BrakeOut 2.0 compensator + BlastOut blast deflector The IWI Tavor Tar-21 is classed based on barrel length in Canada. With a 18.5"+ barrel it is in the non-restricted category and legal to possess with a PAL (possession & acquisition license). The Hk G36-K bonus gun is classed as a SBR and is thus restricted requiring a RPAL to possess. #armandgun #tavor #gunreview