IWI Tavor Maintenance Series: Disassembly

Published on January 30, 2015
Duration: 2:13

This video provides a detailed guide on the disassembly of the IWI Tavor rifle, presented by Brownells. It emphasizes crucial safety checks, including ensuring the hammer is cocked before starting. Key steps involve removing the recoil mechanism, sear mechanism, and then disassembling the bolt assembly using specific tools like a punch.

Quick Summary

To disassemble the IWI Tavor, first ensure the hammer is cocked and perform a safety check. Remove the recoil mechanism by pushing the butt locking pin, then remove the sear mechanism with caution. Finally, use a 5mm punch to remove the bolt guiding pin for bolt assembly separation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Safety Check
  2. 00:24Recoil Mechanism Removal
  3. 00:41Sear Mechanism Removal
  4. 01:10Bolt Assembly Disassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first crucial step before disassembling an IWI Tavor?

Before starting any disassembly, perform a mandatory safety check. This includes removing the magazine and visually and physically inspecting the chamber to ensure the firearm is unloaded.

What is a critical safety warning during IWI Tavor sear mechanism removal?

Never release the cocked hammer while the sear mechanism is removed. Doing so can potentially damage the rifle's housing, so ensure the hammer remains cocked throughout this step.

How do you remove the recoil mechanism from the IWI Tavor?

Push the butt locking pin from right to left using a punch until it stops. Once the pin is partially out, the butt pad opens, allowing the recoil mechanism to be removed from the rear.

What tool is needed to disassemble the bolt assembly of the IWI Tavor?

To separate the bolt assembly, firing pin spring, and firing pin, you'll need to remove the bolt guiding pin. A 5mm punch is the recommended tool for this specific step.

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