Tavor X95

Type: Bullpup assault rifle / carbine. Origin: Israel. Introduced: 2000s. Action: gas-operated, rotating bolt. Common caliber(s): 5.56x45mm; variants in 9mm and other calibers. Description: The Tavor X95 is a compact Israeli bullpup rifle developed from the Tavor family. It places the action behind the trigger, giving carbine-length handling while preserving barrel length. The X95 improved ergonomics and modularity over earlier Tavor models and is used by Israeli forces and export customers. Strengths include compactness, reliability, and suitability for urban environments. Tradeoffs include bullpup trigger feel, different reload ergonomics, and weight distribution that some shooters need time to adapt to. Strengths generally include the role-specific advantages described above, while limitations include age, weight, recoil, cost, ammunition logistics, or reduced practicality depending on the model and configuration. Uploaded ammo field: 5.56x45, 9MM . Verify this against the specific variant before publishing.