Tavor FAQ (updated 08 December, 2008)

I Dont Care About You said:
If I'm gonna drop my RDB and just stick with the X95, is the full Super Sabra trigger worth the ca. $800 cost?
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I have the trigger and trigger pack.

For me the straighter Lightning bow trigger is worth it - it just "fits" me better and the price wasnt extreme from memory.

The standard trigger pack is not terrible on the X95 but the Geissele is a step up, is it worth the cash - tough call.
 
I've had my X95 for a while now but not really had an opportunity to properly shoot it. As a lefty, it took me a while to get it set up for what I need.

Had some fun today playing with a 2/3 size IPSC plate at about 100m today and was actually fairly impressed. I was able to put rounds into the upper A-zone reliably using only a 4x LPVO. That seems pretty reasonable performance for any proper use one might encounter.

Not sure if I will get the trigger bow. I didn't seem to have any issues with the OEM trigger. Its not a target rifle after all.
 
I Dont Care About You said:
I've had my X95 for a while now but not really had an opportunity to properly shoot it. As a lefty, it took me a while to get it set up for what I need.

Had some fun today playing with a 2/3 size IPSC plate at about 100m today and was actually fairly impressed. I was able to put rounds into the upper A-zone reliably using only a 4x LPVO. That seems pretty reasonable performance for any proper use one might encounter.

Not sure if I will get the trigger bow. I didn't seem to have any issues with the OEM trigger. Its not a target rifle after all.
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I have the trigger pack and bow, for me the bow is totally worth it (I prefer flat / straighter triggers) but the trigger pack is a law of demising returns as the standard trigger pack is already pretty good (REALLY good when compared with the standard pack that came with the TAR 21).

YMMV.
 
medvedqc said:
they needed more than one so i obliged as well.
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LOL :)

Ended up getting to shoot my X95 today. :) Due to me being stupid, I forgot to bring a metal GI mag, so I was forced to use a Gen 2? PMag and surprise, surprise, it ran perfectly. First time since I've owned the X95 that it has run a PMag without any problems.


We also ran the wife's WK180 and discovered that for free-range type of shooting, it is a very long and very front heavy beast. Seriously considering picking up a second X95 for her and sell off the WK180. The X95 is just way better balanced, even if it is not exactly a lightweight rifle.
 
I can’t imagine ever going back to an 18.5-20” barrelled non-restricted AR style rifle because of how front heavy they are compared to a bullpup. I like short barrelled ARs but don’t like how loud they are, so the bullpup is the best of both worlds. The X95 really is a great platform once you get used to it.
 
jacotsmith said:
I can’t imagine ever going back to an 18.5-20” barrelled non-restricted AR style rifle because of how front heavy they are compared to a bullpup. I like short barrelled ARs but don’t like how loud they are, so the bullpup is the best of both worlds. The X95 really is a great platform once you get used to it.
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I got the wife a WK180, which I like but it is way too front heavy for her. Even though the X95 is heavier overall, it is way better balanced for people who are not young, fit soldiers.
 
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