I bought mine last year. I like the rifle but have been waiting a year for a parts kit. They sell a replacement pack for the firing pin, ejector, etc. but it's been out of stock since I bought the gun. If something breaks (or you lose something while cleaning it) you're looking at having to send it to IWI. If something breaks and shit has hit the fan in the US, the rifle is useless. Something to consider....
Gene I am so glad to hear someone on RUclips say those things as you did in the beginning. People make such a fuss over the stupidest things. If anyone had to use a firearm in self defense could tell you that “the trigger was a little gritty with some slop on the take up” is just ridiculous. I’ve shot cheap and pricey guns and they are all basically the same. Unless you are a high level competitor and fractions of a second matters, save your money. And you hope not to set off your AR inside or start to learn sign language
Hahahaha we will never be the channel some others are because we don’t get into that back and forth. We speak like 90% of the people in the gun stores everyday and the gun snobs will just be that. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Been thinking seriously about getting the 18.5” x95 with Giessele trigger pack upgrade and the thin butt-plate. I like the idea of the extra velocity of the 18.5” in a size less than a 12.5” AR pistol/SBR.
My favorite new channel! I love mine! I did swap out the "cutlass style" pistol grip for the more traditional "trigger guard" type from IWI ($29 on the IWI web site and the FDE is only one in stock). The grooves in the side of either side of the grip are for running pressure pad switch wires for what ever accessory you want. I'm looking at that TS12 soon after watching your video on it. You do great camera closeups and descriptions! That's important. Another bullpup you may want to consider that is fully ambidextrous with bottom eject, adjustable gas regulated long stroke gas piston, weighs only 5LBS 14 OZ, and runs like a clock is the Kel-Tech RDB " Survival" model. Not the regular RDB (awesome too), but The RDB "Survival" model. Its affordable too. Well built and not junk.
I hate Kel-tec pistols, but I love Kel-tec rifles. I own two SU-16Cs and a SUB2000. Only problem I've had is with the first SU-16C, but that's because I suppressed it when it wasn't made to be suppressed, and the problem took a decade or so to manifest. When it did, Kel-tec fixed it lickety-split, no questions asked. That said, the one serious drawback with the Kel-tec RDB is clearing malfunctions because you cannot see into the chamber. I have the X95 with the 18.5" barrel and Primary Arms SLX fixed 3x site, and I love it. My only mod was replacing the cutlass grip with a combo cutlass/trigger guard grip from 3 Panthers Products. May eventually get the Geissele trigger pack. Getting average groups of 1.5 MOA; best group was 1 MOA (probably a fluke). Drawbacks to the X95 are (1) having to take eyes off target to do reloads, (2) no adjustable gas system, which means suppressing it requires a flow-through can and a gas seal, and (3) not quick to switch ejection from left to right.
This rifle is amazing, as well as most IWI products. Besides this exact model, I also own the T7, TS12 and two 9S pistols. My next would be a Galil Ace 2. I would change the muzzle break maybe for a Gamma 556 to get better recoil. Many people put the Geissele trigger on but I think it’s too expensive and not really required. IWI improved the trigger of the X95 after the SAR21 previous generation. I’m running a Holosun 510 and a Magpul two point sling. I like the vertical grip you installed. Magnifier is a good add-on; I have one on the T7. Watching from Panama 🇵🇦. Thanks for the review.
@@GSquaredTactical it was on sale recently for 1400 canadian or so, a bit less than half the cost of an x95. you will however lose your zero most likely each time, it's not a tedious task for the swap but I don't think that one would swap back and forth too often. cheers
@@GSquaredTactical Yeah. It's expensive too. But imagine, a Tavor, but even storter, lighter, and less bulky overall, more intuitive controls. And it can be caliber swapped, in less than one minute with just a bullet tip and a penny as tools. And it can run any AR-15 AND AR-10 caliber, in the very same gun. ...It's Miraculous. ...I seriously think you'd end up selling your Tavor once you try it and that would cover most of the cost. You could have a 22" barrel 6.5 Creedmoor as a DMR for property security, and a 12.5" 5.56 or .300 BO for Home Defense, and everything in-between, all in the Same Bullpup, Shorter overall, and even lighter than the Tavor. And it's got the Best factory trigger of any Bullpup ever made. ...Match Grade. Seriously... Check out Desert Tech.👍
@@GSquaredTactical Make sure you're looking at the MDR👉X👈. It's the 2nd Gen. The first gen had one bug. ...but it's been ironed out. American made, No Questions Asked Warranty, For the Life of The GUN. Made in Utah. Fully Ambidextrous FORWARD EJECT.👍
@@GSquaredTactical And, on an unrelated Side-Note... *Hot Tip:* ...Glock is about to drop their own new proprietary AR-15 Platform Rifle in the next couple of days.😉
@@crashdsnowman1 Relax man. We all know this. Most of us are also sick of AR-15's. Great rifle, but there are other things out there, Like the BEAUTIFUL and battle proven Tavor X95!!!
I've wanted one of these for a good while now. I think before years end it'll be time to get one!
Absolutely it’s time lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I bought mine last year. I like the rifle but have been waiting a year for a parts kit. They sell a replacement pack for the firing pin, ejector, etc. but it's been out of stock since I bought the gun. If something breaks (or you lose something while cleaning it) you're looking at having to send it to IWI. If something breaks and shit has hit the fan in the US, the rifle is useless. Something to consider....
Did you end up getting one?
Gene I am so glad to hear someone on RUclips say those things as you did in the beginning. People make such a fuss over the stupidest things. If anyone had to use a firearm in self defense could tell you that “the trigger was a little gritty with some slop on the take up” is just ridiculous. I’ve shot cheap and pricey guns and they are all basically the same. Unless you are a high level competitor and fractions of a second matters, save your money.
And you hope not to set off your AR inside or start to learn sign language
Hahahaha we will never be the channel some others are because we don’t get into that back and forth. We speak like 90% of the people in the gun stores everyday and the gun snobs will just be that. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Been thinking seriously about getting the 18.5” x95 with Giessele trigger pack upgrade and the thin butt-plate. I like the idea of the extra velocity of the 18.5” in a size less than a 12.5” AR pistol/SBR.
This is my favorite 223/5.56 by alot. Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you have not already.
I will be following you to see this about to purchase one myself. Fellow North carolina guy. Looking forward to it.
Man work has been rough we hope to get to the range soon. Be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
My favorite new channel! I love mine! I did swap out the "cutlass style" pistol grip for the more traditional "trigger guard" type from IWI ($29 on the IWI web site and the FDE is only one in stock). The grooves in the side of either side of the grip are for running pressure pad switch wires for what ever accessory you want. I'm looking at that TS12 soon after watching your video on it. You do great camera closeups and descriptions! That's important. Another bullpup you may want to consider that is fully ambidextrous with bottom eject, adjustable gas regulated long stroke gas piston, weighs only 5LBS 14 OZ, and runs like a clock is the Kel-Tech RDB " Survival" model. Not the regular RDB (awesome too), but The RDB "Survival" model. Its affordable too. Well built and not junk.
I’m squeamish with Keltec because I’ve had some really bad ones but I’ll look into that. Thanks for watching
I hate Kel-tec pistols, but I love Kel-tec rifles. I own two SU-16Cs and a SUB2000. Only problem I've had is with the first SU-16C, but that's because I suppressed it when it wasn't made to be suppressed, and the problem took a decade or so to manifest. When it did, Kel-tec fixed it lickety-split, no questions asked. That said, the one serious drawback with the Kel-tec RDB is clearing malfunctions because you cannot see into the chamber. I have the X95 with the 18.5" barrel and Primary Arms SLX fixed 3x site, and I love it. My only mod was replacing the cutlass grip with a combo cutlass/trigger guard grip from 3 Panthers Products. May eventually get the Geissele trigger pack. Getting average groups of 1.5 MOA; best group was 1 MOA (probably a fluke). Drawbacks to the X95 are (1) having to take eyes off target to do reloads, (2) no adjustable gas system, which means suppressing it requires a flow-through can and a gas seal, and (3) not quick to switch ejection from left to right.
@charlesmartel5735 thanks for the info I love my sub2000. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
If you liked it try the RX Arms cutlass with the finger separation, the best of both worlds, and you can use the Fab Defense bipod on it.
Thanks for the info please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
This rifle is amazing, as well as most IWI products. Besides this exact model, I also own the T7, TS12 and two 9S pistols. My next would be a Galil Ace 2.
I would change the muzzle break maybe for a Gamma 556 to get better recoil. Many people put the Geissele trigger on but I think it’s too expensive and not really required. IWI improved the trigger of the X95 after the SAR21 previous generation.
I’m running a Holosun 510 and a Magpul two point sling. I like the vertical grip you installed. Magnifier is a good add-on; I have one on the T7.
Watching from Panama 🇵🇦. Thanks for the review.
We also have a review up on the TS-12. Love the IWI brand. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTacticalYeap, also commented on that one as well. Already subscribed. Thanks.
Thank you
You can get the 9mm conversion kit also if you don't want to spend for a new unit altogether. It even comes with the barrel wrench. Good vid
I did not know that. How much does that cost. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTactical it was on sale recently for 1400 canadian or so, a bit less than half the cost of an x95. you will however lose your zero most likely each time, it's not a tedious task for the swap but I don't think that one would swap back and forth too often. cheers
@espcustom thanks
The future is now 😁 Glad to see another person entering the world of bullpups.
Yes sir love the concept. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I love mine
What’s not to live lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I have to obtain 1 of these 🙏
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Do you still have your X95?
I do
You trying to buy it? Lol
Personally I favor these in 300 Blackout with 110-115 grain projectiles, skip the suppressor. Amazing ballistics, simply too many pros to list.
Sweet I could see myself having all 3 offerings. Love this thing
@@GSquaredTactical Heads up anything 125 and under needs to be under the subsonic gas setting for flawless action.
Thanks for the heads up genuinely appreciate it
I just bought an X95 in 300 blackout. Love it!
@@mattrodriguez2856 Hell Yeah! For shits and giggles what color did you go with?
If you like the Tavor, you'd probably *Love* the Desert Tech MDRX.
Man I don’t even won’t to look I’m already in the dog house for this one lol
@@GSquaredTactical Yeah. It's expensive too. But imagine, a Tavor, but even storter, lighter, and less bulky overall, more intuitive controls. And it can be caliber swapped, in less than one minute with just a bullet tip and a penny as tools. And it can run any AR-15 AND AR-10 caliber, in the very same gun.
...It's Miraculous.
...I seriously think you'd end up selling your Tavor once you try it and that would cover most of the cost.
You could have a 22" barrel 6.5 Creedmoor as a DMR for property security, and a 12.5" 5.56 or .300 BO for Home Defense, and everything in-between, all in the Same Bullpup, Shorter overall, and even lighter than the Tavor.
And it's got the Best factory trigger of any Bullpup ever made. ...Match Grade.
Seriously... Check out Desert Tech.👍
I’m looking now lol
@@GSquaredTactical Make sure you're looking at the MDR👉X👈.
It's the 2nd Gen.
The first gen had one bug. ...but it's been ironed out.
American made, No Questions Asked Warranty, For the Life of The GUN.
Made in Utah.
Fully Ambidextrous FORWARD EJECT.👍
@@GSquaredTactical And, on an unrelated Side-Note... *Hot Tip:* ...Glock is about to drop their own new proprietary AR-15 Platform Rifle in the next couple of days.😉
does it use the same magazines as an ar or m4?
Yes sir
The iron sights are zeroed in at the factory.
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That isn't a bullpup AR15, an AR15 is a standard configuration rifle, Colt, FN, KAC, LMT etc.
👍🏻 you can take that up with IWI and the many others who call it the bullpup rifle.
@@GSquaredTactical you called it a bullpup AR15. It is a Bullpup, it is not an AR15 because ar15s are not bullpups.
Ahh I see yes I guess since I was comparing it to an AR-15 I miss spoke. Good catch
@@crashdsnowman1 Relax man. We all know this. Most of us are also sick of AR-15's. Great rifle, but there are other things out there, Like the BEAUTIFUL and battle proven Tavor X95!!!
Take it out to 300 yards next time.
Wish I had somewhere to do that and film as well. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already