TAVOR for Sale
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Quick Look
The Tavor is an Israeli-designed bullpup rifle originally developed by IWI for the Israel Defense Forces in the early 2000s. Engineered for close-quarters combat, it emphasizes maneuverability without sacrificing barrel length or effectiveness. It has gained popularity in civilian markets for its compact size and modern ergonomics, earning a dedicated following among tactical rifle enthusiasts.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Bullpup design enables compact form with full-length barrel
- Proven reliability in military and law enforcement use
- Ambidextrous configuration with modular components
- Cold hammer-forged barrel ensures performance over time
- Picatinny rails for modern optic and accessory compatibility
Key Variants
Tavor X95
The X95 is the modernized version used by IDF combat units, featuring updated controls and rails.
Tavor 7
A 7.62 NATO version designed for greater stopping power and operational range flexibility.
Tavor SAR
The original U.S. market model that introduced the Tavor platform with its unique bullpup features.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Tavor | Steyr AUG | FN PS90 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $1,800–$2,100 | $1,900–$2,300 | $1,600–$1,900 |
| Capacity | 30+1 (standard AR mags) | 30+1 proprietary | 50-round top-mounted mag |
| Weight | 7.9 lbs (unloaded) | 8.0 lbs | 6.6 lbs |
| Optics-Ready | Yes, full length Picatinny top rail | Yes, integral optics or rails | Yes, built-in rail |
| Trigger Type | Bullpup polymer linkage | Bullpup linkage | Bullpup linkage |
| Notable Pro | Highly modular and ambidextrous | Battle-proven international standard | Unique compactness and high-capacity mag |
| Notable Con | Heavier than most carbines | Harder to find U.S. parts | Proprietary ammo/mag limit use |
Best Use Cases
- Home and self-defense
- Tactical training and duty use
- 3-gun and carbine competitions
- Modern rifle collection
- Range sessions and familiarization
FAQs
What is a Tavor rifle?
The Tavor is a bullpup rifle platform from Israel chambered primarily in 5.56 NATO or 7.62 NATO, designed for tight maneuverability in combat.
Can I use standard AR-15 magazines in a Tavor?
Yes, most Tavor variants including the X95 and SAR accept standard STANAG AR-15 magazines.
How does the Tavor compare to an AR-15?
The Tavor is shorter overall due to its bullpup layout, offering better maneuverability while maintaining rifle-length ballistics.
