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The brass that is ejected from my new x95 has some bent neck’s, any one else have this? Is this normal for the x95?
 
DVX said:
It happens sometimes with my TAR21 as well.
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Oh ok thx, do you know why? I did have one failure to fire, and couple of times the bolt did not hold open on last round as well. Also If I don’t drop the bolt hard it will not fully close, I’m not really riding it. Have you had the same experience? Man I miss my Ar’s, lol.
 
Yeah, it's very common for the brass to get a good ding on it on the way out. The extraction is very reliable (violent) and I'm pretty sure it gets slammed against the brass deflector with some force on the way out.

Its VERY easy to accidentally hold the bold catch down while shooting from a benched position, so that it wont engage. Also, "Not really" riding it won't cut it with the Tavors, you have to make sure you don't ride the charging handle at all. Getting a stronger recoil spring mitigates this somewhat.
 
Jarvy said:
Yeah, it's very common for the brass to get a good ding on it on the way out. The extraction is very reliable (violent) and I'm pretty sure it gets slammed against the brass deflector with some force on the way out.

Its VERY easy to accidentally hold the bold catch down while shooting from a benched position, so that it wont engage. Also, "Not really" riding it won't cut it with the Tavors, you have to make sure you don't ride the charging handle at all. Getting a stronger recoil spring mitigates this somewhat.
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Thx, so It seems there are some quirks I need to get used too. Do you have the trigger bow installed by chance?
 
Tavors are hard on brass. Dual ejector marks and swiping happen with almost every type of full pressure ammo I shoot across two X-95 and a TAR-21. Bent necks aren't something I really recall but that's not something to worry about.
 
It’s not really meant to be gentle, piston driven action with a history of playing in a sandbox.
I get what your saying by the bolt not running all the way forward, it would be awesome to have a manual way to put it in battery however don’t hold back, let that slide rack
even watching the iwi rep explain he’s being beating it being pretty crude, even on barrel swaps

Quirks are inevitable, You got a Bullpup after all haha
I recommend a slim folding charging handle and the trigger set is a nice touch
 
The dent on the brass actually comes from the locking lug on the right side of the barrel lugs (The star shape thing on an AR15, but Tavor has like 3 lugs). The ejector(springy rod) is so strong that it'll push it to the right onto the locking lug as it gets ripped out of the chamber area.

I could be wrong and I have been before. :)
 
PinaKaleada said:
The dent on the brass actually comes from the locking lug on the right side of the barrel lugs (The star shape thing on an AR15, but Tavor has like 3 lugs). The ejector(springy rod) is so strong that it'll push it to the right onto the locking lug as it gets ripped out of the chamber area.

I could be wrong and I have been before. :)[/QUOTE

Interesting, so as other have stated nothing to worry about then I hope. Thx gents
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Hi guys,
I'm waiting for my x95 to arrive, and wondering about the difference between steel and brass casing? Would it be better to use steel casing?

Thanks
 
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