IWI X95 Update - Suppressor, Accuracy, Magazine Test

Published on April 16, 2016
Duration: 12:11

This guide details the installation of a Griffin Armament M4SD-II suppressor onto an IWI X95, addressing potential compatibility issues with the factory muzzle device. It includes steps for testing suppressed function, observing gas blowback, and evaluating magazine drop-free performance, offering practical insights for X95 owners. The information is presented with the authority of an experienced firearms instructor.

Quick Summary

The IWI X95, when suppressed, offers manageable gas blowback comparable to an AR-15. Accuracy tests at 100 yards with 77gr OTM ammo yielded 2-inch groups, confirming its role as a reliable combat bullpup. New Magpul PMAGs generally drop free, but older ones may stick due to polymer wear.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Gas System and Blowback
  2. 01:33Suppressor Mounting
  3. 03:21Suppressed Shooting Performance
  4. 06:46Accuracy Testing
  5. 08:18Magazine Compatibility Test
  6. 10:41Accuracy Results and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the IWI X95 handle gas blowback when suppressed?

The IWI X95 exhibits manageable gas blowback when suppressed, comparable to an AR-15 and less than the original Tavor. Aftermarket port covers can further mitigate this issue, especially when using suppressors.

What accuracy can be expected from the IWI X95 at 100 yards?

With IMI 77gr OTM ammunition and a 10x scope, the IWI X95 achieved approximately 2-inch groups at 100 yards. This positions it as a reliable combat bullpup rather than a dedicated precision rifle.

Do Magpul PMAGs drop free from the IWI X95?

The test revealed that while new Magpul PMAGs generally drop free, older, well-used PMAGs may stick due to slight polymer bulging. This inconsistency highlights the importance of testing magazines.

What is required to mount a Griffin Armament suppressor on an IWI X95?

To mount a Griffin Armament M4SD-II suppressor, the factory IWI X95 birdcage flash hider must be replaced with a compatible Griffin Armament flash hider due to differences in size and threading specifications.

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