The IWI US Tavor 7 is a modern bullpup rifle chambered in 7.62 NATO, built for shooters who want combat-proven reliability in a compact platform. This semi-automatic rifle brings the ergonomic lessons learned from the Tavor family into the larger .308 caliber space, making it at home on the range, in the field, or on the tactical course. The Tavor 7 is fully ambidextrous—you can switch the charging handle and ejection port from right to left (or vice versa) without tools, and the safety, magazine release, and bolt catch all work equally well for southpaws and right-handers alike.

Built to last, the Tavor 7 features a hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel in CrMoV steel that resists wear and corrosion across thousands of rounds. The short-stroke gas piston operating system pairs with a 4-position gas regulator—including a unique OFF position valued by operators running suppressors or specialized ammunition—to keep the action smooth and controllable. The rotating bolt design locks up with confidence, and the reinforced polymer body keeps weight down without compromising durability. The adjustable charging handle locks without the bolt catch, giving you another layer of control.

The rifle ships with an M-LOK fore-end for modern accessory mounting, plus Picatinny rails at 12 and 6 o'clock for optics, lights, and other gear. The pistol grip is modular, so you can swap it to suit your hand or preference. With a 10-round magazine, 16.5-inch barrel, and an overall length of 26.75 inches, the Tavor 7 is maneuverable in tight spaces while maintaining the ballistic authority of 7.62 NATO. Whether you're a serious 308 shooter looking to try the bullpup form factor or an existing Tavor fan wanting to move up in caliber, this is a no-nonsense rifle built on a platform with real-world field pedigree.

The IWI US Tavor 7 is a modern bullpup rifle chambered in 7.62 NATO, built for shooters who want combat-proven reliability in a compact platform. This semi-automatic rifle brings the ergonomic lessons learned from the Tavor family into the larger .308 caliber space, making it at home on the range, in the field, or on the tactical course. The Tavor 7 is fully ambidextrous—you can switch the charging handle and ejection port from right to left (or vice versa) without tools, and the safety, magazine release, and bolt catch all work equally well for southpaws and right-handers alike.

Built to last, the Tavor 7 features a hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel in CrMoV steel that resists wear and corrosion across thousands of rounds. The short-stroke gas piston operating system pairs with a 4-position gas regulator—including a unique OFF position valued by operators running suppressors or specialized ammunition—to keep the action smooth and controllable. The rotating bolt design locks up with confidence, and the reinforced polymer body keeps weight down without compromising durability. The adjustable charging handle locks without the bolt catch, giving you another layer of control.

The rifle ships with an M-LOK fore-end for modern accessory mounting, plus Picatinny rails at 12 and 6 o'clock for optics, lights, and other gear. The pistol grip is modular, so you can swap it to suit your hand or preference. With a 10-round magazine, 16.5-inch barrel, and an overall length of 26.75 inches, the Tavor 7 is maneuverable in tight spaces while maintaining the ballistic authority of 7.62 NATO. Whether you're a serious 308 shooter looking to try the bullpup form factor or an existing Tavor fan wanting to move up in caliber, this is a no-nonsense rifle built on a platform with real-world field pedigree.