IWI Tavor MTAR-21 SAR X95 first impressions with Jerry Miculek

Published on June 5, 2013
Duration: 11:16

This guide details the field stripping process for the IWI Tavor SAR bullpup carbine, as demonstrated by Jerry Miculek. It covers the simple disassembly using a single pin to access the bolt carrier group and recoil spring assembly for cleaning and maintenance. The process emphasizes safety and the straightforward nature of the Tavor's design for basic upkeep.

Quick Summary

Jerry Miculek introduces the IWI Tavor SAR X95 bullpup carbine, highlighting its 16.5-inch 5.56 NATO barrel, ambidextrous controls, and simple disassembly via a single pin. He notes the unique three-lug bolt design and plans to mount a Vortex Razor HD Gen II 1-6x24 scope.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & First Look
  2. 00:19Barrel & Caliber Specs
  3. 00:41External Features & Rails
  4. 01:01Controls & Ergonomics
  5. 01:26Disassembly & Internal Design
  6. 02:06Weight & Operating System
  7. 02:41Bolt Assembly Details
  8. 04:11Magazine Compatibility
  9. 06:41Optics Selection
  10. 07:31Included Accessories
  11. 09:21Integrated Sights
  12. 10:11Manual of Arms Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the IWI Tavor SAR X95?

The IWI Tavor SAR X95 features a 16.5-inch hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel with a 1:7 twist rate, chambered in 5.56 NATO. It weighs approximately 8 lbs empty and uses standard AR-15/STANAG magazines.

How do you field strip the IWI Tavor SAR X95?

Field stripping the Tavor SAR involves ensuring it's unloaded, then pushing out a single pin to detach the buttstock. This allows the bolt carrier group and recoil spring assembly to be removed for cleaning.

What optics are recommended for the IWI Tavor SAR X95?

Jerry Miculek plans to mount a Vortex Razor HD Gen II 1-6x24 scope, noting its reticle is calibrated for 62-grain 5.56 NATO ammunition out to 600 yards, making it suitable for this platform.

What makes the IWI Tavor SAR X95's bolt assembly unique?

The Tavor SAR's bolt assembly features three locking lugs, differing from the AR-15's rotating bolt. This design is suggested to potentially offer enhanced reliability, especially in challenging environmental conditions.

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