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There aren't many rifles that give you full rifle-length ballistics in a package this compact, and that's the whole point of the Tavor X95. IWI took everything they learned building duty rifles for the Israeli military and refined it into a bullpup that puts the action behind the trigger, so the 18.5-inch threaded barrel fits into an overall length shorter than most carbines. Pick one up and the balance surprises you. The weight sits back against your shoulder instead of hanging out front, which makes it quick to swing and easy to hold on target.
The X95 runs a long-stroke gas piston with a closed rotating bolt, the same setup that earned the Tavor family its reputation for running dirty, wet, and neglected without complaint. Compared to the original Tavor SAR, this generation brings real upgrades: a fire control pack tuned to a 5 to 6 pound pull, a magazine release moved to a familiar AR-style position, a charging handle relocated closer to your center, and a lower-profile bolt release. Controls are ambidextrous throughout, and the modular Tavor-style pistol grip can be swapped for a standard grip with a traditional trigger guard if that fits your hands better.
You get a full-length top rail for optics plus Picatinny rail sections on the forearm with removable covers for lights and accessories. Built-in backup sights fold flush into the rail, with a tritium insert up front so you have an aiming solution in low light even if your optic goes down. Feeding runs through standard STANAG-pattern magazines, and this model ships with a 10-round mag in the box.
The reinforced polymer body shrugs off weather and rough handling, and the chrome-lined barrel is built for high round counts. It takes a range session or two to get used to bullpup manipulation, but once it clicks, most folks have a hard time going back. For truck guns, home setups, or just owning a genuinely different rifle that earns its keep, the X95 delivers.
The X95 is the refined second generation. It gets a better fire control pack with a 5 to 6 pound trigger pull, a magazine release moved to an AR-style location, a charging handle repositioned closer to your body, forearm Picatinny rails with removable covers, and a smaller, lower-profile bolt release. It also has a modular pistol grip that can swap to a standard grip with a traditional trigger guard.
It feeds from standard STANAG-pattern magazines, the same style used by most AR-15 rifles. This model ships with one 10-round polymer magazine in the box, so finding spares is easy and affordable.
It ships with built-in backup iron sights: a folding front blade with a tritium insert and a folding aperture rear. They fold flush into the full-length top rail, so you can run a red dot or scope and keep the irons as a backup. It's usable right out of the box, though most owners add an optic to get the most from the 18.5-inch barrel.
There's a short learning curve since the magazine sits behind the trigger, so reloads feel different from an AR at first. A couple range sessions is usually all it takes. The payoff is a rifle-length barrel in a package that handles like a compact carbine, with the weight balanced back toward your shoulder.
| UPC | 818004020791 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | XB16CA |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | MODERN SPORTING RIFLE |
| Barrel Finish | Black |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 40.2000 |
| Safety | Lever Action |
| Sights | Optic Ready |
| State Restriction (IL) | NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA |
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