“Tag: IWI Tavor”

Originally developed in close cooperation with the Israel Defense Force (IDF), the IWI TAVOR was created to excel in close-quarters engagements—and now a civilian version is available. The bullpup design moves the rifle's center of gravity closer to its handler's body, allowing for instinctive aiming and improved acquisition time to target. Better yet, its full-length barrel means no loss of down range accuracy.

Gun of the Week: IWI TAVOR

Israel Weapon Industries has established a U.S. operation to bring the Tavor SAR, a semi-automatic-only version, to Americans.

The editors of American Rifleman have announced the recipients of the magazine's 2014 Golden Bullseye Awards.

One of the hottest firearms today, the IWI Tavor is produced just a few miles outside of Harrisburg, Pa.

Bullpup rifles have become one of the hottest classes of rifles these days? Why? Keefe looks into the background of the bull pup and thinks popular culture might have had a hand in the bull pups success.

Designed as a drop-in replacement for the IWI Tavor bullpup rifle, Geissele’s modular, two-stage Super Sabra trigger offers improvements in materials, fit and pull weight.

For the second year in a row, IWI US, Inc., a subsidiary of Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) Ltd., has been named the 2015 Importer of the Year Award by the National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers (NASGW).

Lightweight and requiring only seconds to install, Manticore Arms’ Fully Loaded ARClight XTL is a replacement fore-end for the IWI Tavor line of rifles that provides considerable utility not offered by the factory handguard.