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IWI Tavor X95

IWI Tavor X95

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  • Short overall length
  • Reliable
  • Gassy when suppressed
  • Mediocre trigger

Editor’s Note: The Tavor X95 is the next-generation version of the popular Tavor SAR from IWI. Having been in service with the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) since 2010, the X95 has proven itself to be a rugged, reliable, compact combat rifle. New additions to the X95 over its predecessor include a lighter 5-6 pound  trigger, repositioning of the ambi mag release to a more favorable spot, a Picatinny railed forearm, and better placement of the charging handle. It is available in either a 16.5 or 18.5-inch barrel, giving an overall length of either 26.1 or 28.1 inches. While it is a bit heavier at around 8 pounds, this long-stroke gas piston gun bullpup provides solid accuracy and reliability in an easy-to-maneuver package.    

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Features

Short overall length
Reliable
Gassy when suppressed
Mediocre trigger

By The Numbers

Accuracy
You cannot pretend that the Tavor is a sniper rifle or a long range beast, but for its role and caliber, it is on target at reasonable ranges.
Reliability
After nearly 1,000 rounds total, the Tavor did not give me any reliability issues. Taking a look at other higher round count reports, the durability is as solid as it gets.
Customization
With Picatinny rail in all of the right places, it’s easy to adjust and configure the rifle as needed.
Ergonomics
The ergonomics were okay to me and I feel that if I practice more with this rifle I would get more comfortable and more proficient. However, it is something that will require extra training.
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FINAL VERDICT

"The IWI Tavor X95 gives you a shorter package than some SBRs. The bullpup form factor gives you a full 16-inch barrel but the ergonomics might not be for everyone. However, customization and looks are stellar. You’re going to get some head-turns at the range. I would consider the Tavor to be one of the higher-end rifles that can give a fight to any big-name AR." - Ernesto