IDF and the Micro Tavor X95
by
Nicholas C
Published: May 23rd, 2016
A solider posted up some photos of himself and his platoon from back when he served in the IDF in 2010-2012. He focuses mostly on the X95. There are a LOT of photos and comments with each photo. It is interesting seeing the subtle differences and seeing how the guns were setup for the IDF.
The X-95 was called the “Micro” in the IDF, pronounced “Me-crow” You can also see a Tavor specific magazine coupler in this image. The magazines were each facing different directions so the spare would always be on the left side of the weapon and out of the way of your firing arm.
M203 on a Tavor.
Reloading is for fools.
Essentially, it is a dual illuminated red dot optic that is range adjustable for use with the M-203.
Click here to check out the rest of the photos.
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I want those red boots.
I posted this album in response to some interest which was being shown on reddit's /r/guns for the "new" "X-95" that is just now being sold in the US. If you want to read the discussion that was had about the album, please feel free to check out my original post, otherwise I will try to respond to some of what has been said here while I have the time.
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