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same here. I honestly think the SAR was a better rifle than the X95. There are reports of it being more accurate too. I guess the X95 was an attempt to make it more convenient for the US market due to most Americans being used to the manual of arms of the ARFOW.

My pleasure! See you soon!

might be a stupid question is this the correct mount Arisaka Offset Scout Mount - Low Profile Surefire Flashlight/Tactical Light Mount for MLok/M-Lok, Picatinny and Keymod copied from amazon

@@jaylabelle7448 it is the one shaped like a “T” , not the rectangle . The lateral portion of the “T” is where the Pic attachment is

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Awesome! Great feedback. We just had a few folks hitting at 450 this afternoon with their X95s

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The Unity Tactical Riser and the Arisaka Defense Side Scout Mount are both available on Amazon

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I am also running an LPVO on mine, and a fairly light weight option. It’s a Meopta Optika6 that weighs about 19 Oz and a LaRue 1.93 QD Mount. It makes the gun feel super sluggish and heavy. I am looking to move to the Leupold Mk3 HD 1.5-4x. Should cut about 6 Oz off the top of the gun, and should help tremendously, but not sure it will be enough. Considering a 3x30 Acog.

I am not a fan of foregrips. It's hard to access the light pad on the support side with a foregrip. With that said, its great for people with long arms. I like the position of the light. It keeps it close to the hand guard so you wont get it stuck on brush or door frames..

I find that a weapon light attached at the 3 or 9 o'clock pic rail, with an end cap button, works best. I'm a lefty, and mount that light on the 3'oclock pic rail. I can use my right hand ring finger to activate the light while it's wrapped around the handguard, and if I need to switch to my weak side my left thumb is right there. I like the clean look of not having tape switches and wires all over. I don't use any grips vertical or horizontal on this weapon. You don't need it, and it's just more junk hanging off the weapon. You can achieve a very good grip at numerous spots along the hand guard right back to the cutlass or pistol grip. If you like it forward, you can adjust the lower rail forward to give you a bit more space and still keep your fingers off of the barrel while firing.

Vert grip isn’t all that practical for the x95 due to it being so in close to your body. Vert grips really aren’t practical at all actually… they teach you poor recoil management. An angled grip, grip stop or no grip at all is much better. I’ve got an angled on my x95, But with it so close to you, I don’t know how I feel about it yet, might take it off.

I have a Magpul RVG on mine, and I feel like it's a necessity. The rifle is way too short to comfortably hold the forend with out a grip (for me) the RVG puts my hand in a comfortable neutral position. When I get a light, I'm going to tape the remote switch to the RVG, so I don't see a problem with not being able to access a light switch.

@@iamcondescending vert grips just teach you poor control. Using an angled gives you more control over your rifle from your off hand, I’m not saying people should not use them, if you shoot well with it, great, but I guarantee you that proper grip with an angle or just a hand stop will help you have better control

Thank you. No idea, never shot it.

Hold over us key!

Locking and unlocking the barrel

Haven’t tried it.

@@Tacticalfitnessaustin360 well, good news. I got one for my x95 from the boys at capital armory. They said you’re the best trainer around, so I’ll be doing one of your courses soon. I’ll let ya use mine and get your thoughts in person.

@@bryanjason_ 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 much appreciated. Hope to see you in a course soon. A bunch of rifle courses coming up as well as Tavor operator this fall!

@@bryanjason_ The crew at Capital Armory is incredible! Glad they took care of you!

We have a full review on it here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp-Ud6l1s9TRfX0.html

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If you have a need for it why not? I ran a 1-6 on my x95 for a long time and now run it permanently on my 7. Love it for hunting.

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Have not tried that specific grain but with m193 i get around 1.5 MOA

For the 300BLK the nomad should be fine though it’s gassy on anything but a bolt gun. Make sure to have your Tavor on the correct gas setting.

Here is a video of the 300 with a Q suppressor kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLaUibFku6-RiKs.html

@@Tacticalfitnessaustin360 Noted, thank you for sharing this!

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The one that’s comes with the light

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Yes. I have owned this weapon for 4 years. The unused ejection port could do a better job at being more gas tight. There are some aftermarket ones available to help eliminate that issue. At the rear of the pic rail closest to your face is another spot for gas leaking. The presenter had a single MAGPUL rail cover marking the spot; however, along with the single rail cover, an IWI zipper pull can and should be placed under it, and it fits perfectly, to aide in additional blocking of the gas coming out at that location. In my opinion that gas leaking at the back end of the pic rail is of more concern as far as getting gassed directly towards your face, and that little zipper pull does the trick. Gassing IS more apparent when using a suppressor, so something like an OSS or other low pressure model helps. IWI's video with Tom Alibrando show's how to apply that little zipper pull. Have a good one.

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