IWI Tavor X95 XFD16 | 5.56 NATO | 16.5″ | 30rd FDE

The IWI Tavor X95 XFD16 is a compact, semi-automatic bullpup rifle built around a 16.5″ cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined CrMoV barrel and a reinforced polymer bullpup stock in Flat Dark Earth. It uses a long-stroke gas piston operating system with a closed rotating bolt and accepts standard AR-15/M16/STANAG magazines supplied with one 30-round Magpul PMAG. The rifle’s fully ambidextrous controls, integral full-length Picatinny rail and folding backup sights make it suitable for close-to-medium range practical use.

For an optic pairing under $1,000, a low-power variable optic such as the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6×24 provides a practical, versatile sighting solution that complements the X95’s compact profile and short sight radius while preserving rapid target acquisition at close ranges and usable precision at extended distances.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 859735005923.
• The caliber is 5.56 NATO (listed also as .223 Rem/5.56 NATO).
• The action is semi-automatic.
• The operating system is a closed rotating bolt, long stroke gas piston.
• The barrel length is 16.5 inches.
• The barrel material is cold hammer-forged CrMoV, chrome lined.
• The rifling rate of twist is 1:7 inch, 6 grooves, right hand.
• The weight is 7.9 lbs.
• The stock type is a reinforced polymer bullpup configuration.
• The stock color / finish is Flat Dark Earth.
• The magazine capacity is 30 rounds.
• The magazine type supplied is a Magpul Gen III PMAG (Polymer NATO STANAG).
• The sights are integral folding backup iron sights with a tritium front post.
• The finish color is Flat Dark Earth with black metal.
• The muzzle thread pattern is 1/2×28.

The Tavor X95 XFD16 balances a short overall footprint with the ballistics of a full-length 5.56 barrel, giving shooters a compact platform for range training and practical competition uses such as close-quarters stages in action shooting. Its ambidextrous layout and modular grip options make it adaptable to a range of shooter preferences while remaining rugged and serviceable in the field.

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