IWI US, Inc. TAVOR X95 BULLPUP Left Hand 5.56 NATO 16.5 Threaded Barrel Black 30RD - Blue/Black, 16.5" Barrel, 30 Rounds, Synthetic Stock

Always liked bullpups and they’re not an AR. Made in a country I respect because they are surrounded by people who hate them and want to kill them. Personally, I think that’s a very good reason to make a quality firearm and I think they truely did. Very happy to own an X-95

The product ordered was exactly what I was looking for with a very reasonable price, and received in new condition as expected in factory packaging. I was and am extremely happy with the timely shipping and transferring of the item by a local licensed dealer. Would definitely use Bud's again and recommend them.👍

When I first got the rifle it was tight, felt solid, and nothing about it felt cheap. It felt like a solid Bullpup AR that came from a well known company, IWI. I tested the cocking mechanism,b olt release, fire and safe mode before it was in my hands. Couple days after, I took it out to the range and I fired 100 rounds through it. I would advise to clean the gun and lubricating it before firing as that is what the manual called for, because it was kind of dry why I pulled it apart, but also whatever they used in it for the both/shelf life had a God awful strong smell for whatever protected lube they had on it. Overall the gun blew my mind as I found out more features on it as I played with it more.
Pros:
-Compact.
-Heavier towards the rear or stock of the gun because of the bolt and recoil mechanism being in the back. This in turn made it super easy for ADS and way less fatigue when holding while ADS. The end of the gun near the foregrip was super light.
-Comfortable in the hands.
-It was a smidge snug with ADS, but it made you be on point with aiming. But I also have a big head
-Found out later the gun has a front tritium sight like my VP9 TACTICAL so I was stoked with that. But also to note that it has flip-up sights within the picatinny rail and you can adjust for bullet drop and windage according to the Manuel
-Optics would be great with this gun guarenteed.
Fired consistent and smooth with no jams
-Foregrip plastic slides off to expose picatinny rails on the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions which I never knew about.
-Super easy to clean recoil mechanism. Just pull out the rear but stock pin on the top and the rubber shoulder stop opens down like a door and you can pull it all out without worry of anything flying out.
Cons:
-Because the stock is long and obviously cannot be split. It is a little tight for cleaning. It will take some time to get used to removing everything to clean but still an impressive gun.

Great rifle! It's nice being a left handed shooter and having completely ambi controls. Put 400 rounds through it in a week and it runs great.

I received my X95 Tavor in the left-handed 5.56 version, basic black.
It was a little heavy for a 5.56 carbine, but I was ready for that due to all of the reviews and research I put in beforehand. The balance is perfect, for me, especially with a loaded 30 round magazine inserted.
25 yards was the maximum distance available to me for the first outing. A few clicks on an EOTech 553 and head shots were easy; 1-inch 3 shot groups were also easy. In spite of what the internet says about X95 accuracy, this is fine with me... I was and am prepared to accept 4 MOA in a short carbine intended for close range use. These were not designed to be sniper rifles.
In the first couple hundred rounds I had one double feed with a Vietnam-era 20 round magazine while zeroing; no other malfunctions. Time for that mag to retire. Other mags used were Lancer (older translucent) Lancer L5AWM, PMag, Israeli steel mags, and an oddball Mission First Tactical mag I got in a trade somewhere. All inserted, ejected, and fed fine with 55-grain Wolf Gold (Taiwanese M193), 77-grain Sierra Match King OTM, 64-grain Federal Gold Dot, and 62-grain Federal Gold Dot.
The manual of arms takes conscious thought after 30 plus years of M16/M4 and AK training, potential buyers be warned. Folding iron sights seem fragile, but the front sight has tritium, nice. This weapon needs a red dot.
Overall I am completely satisfied with this purchase, however after watching another video of Tom Alibrando switching shoulders and not getting Brass To Face, I wish I would have just gotten a regular right hand version; I waited a long time to find a deal on the lefty!
If you want a short carbine, and are prepared to learn a different manual of arms, but do not wish to spend an extra $200 and secure the blessing of ATF, I highly recommend this carbine. I can see why the Israelis went with it, especially for a conscript army that will probably not shoot another carbine for the most part and not have to "unlearn" the M16/M4 manipulations.
5 stars; would have downgraded for weight if I planned on humping this thing in some kind of foot mobile bug-out scenario, but this is a fun gun that is useful around the house and in a vehicle. For crazy Mad Max fantasists, stick with your M4/AK platform.

Buds processed my order quickly. I had the rifle 6 days after ordering. I’ve only had the rifle a short time, but so far, I really like it. I took it to the range and shot it very accurately, in spite of the fact I wasn’t real familiar with the controls. I’m left handed and the rifle is set up left hander’s. But like a lot of left hander’s , I’m used to using right handed stuff. It took a while to get used to, but even at the start I was really accurate with it. It’s a real high quality rifle. It’s totally worth the price !!

I love this gun!!! Very accurate even with pop-up sights.There is absolutely no front-end weight because all the weight is in the butt of the gun. I only tried the .556 and the recoil is very soft. This gun can be reversed for a lefty or right-handed person. And it is supposedly very easy to break down and clean. If you have that extra room on your credit card, you can get essentially, a modern AR-15.