Video—ARTV Review: IWI Tavor X95 5.56x45 mm Carbine

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posted on December 16, 2018
Check out IWI's bullpup Tavor X95 5.56x45 mm Carbine. With a host of improvements over its predecessor, this latest Tavor has a replaceable pistol-grip area, a magazine release located in standard AR-style positioning, a charging handle mounted further rearward, removable covers to expose side-mounted picatinny rails and more. For more on this great firearm, check out this "Rifleman Review" segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV









Additional Reading:
Video—ARTV: IWI Part 1   
Video—ARTV: IWI Part 2  
NRA Gun of the Week: IWI Tavor X95 Rifle   
American Rifleman TV Exclusive: Enhancing the IWI Tavor X95 Bullpup   

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