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The IWI US Tavor T7B2010 is a modern 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) semi-automatic rifle built on a bullpup platform that puts serious capability into a compact, maneuverable package. If you're after a tactical rifle that handles like a carbine but packs the power of a full-size round, the T7B2010 delivers the goods without the bulk—it's only 29.75 inches overall and weighs a practical 10 pounds. This rifle speaks to shooters who value ergonomics and modularity as much as ballistic performance, whether you're working a 3-gun stage, hunting at distance, or setting up a solid precision platform.
The heart of the T7B2010 is a short-stroke gas piston system with a 4-position gas regulator, giving you tuning flexibility for suppressed or unsuppressed fire and different ammunition weights. The 20-inch cold hammer-forged barrel—chrome-lined with a 1:12 twist—is matched to a closed rotating bolt that's designed to cycle reliably through the harsh. Gas piston operation means less heat and debris in your receiver compared to direct impingement, and that translates to easier cleaning and longer service life. The charging handle can be locked without the bolt catch and can be repositioned to either side, a nice touch for left-handed shooters or those who prefer a custom setup.
Ergonomics are central to the T7B2010's design. You get a 45-degree ambidextrous safety lever, an M4-style ambidextrous magazine release, and an ambi bolt catch—all the controls you need without fumbling. The reinforced polymer construction keeps weight down while the high-strength impact-modified material can take a beating. The rifle ships with a 10-round magazine that follows the DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern, so finding spares and aftermarket options is straightforward. M-LOK attachment points on the forend give you room to mount lights, bipods, or rail sections as your mission evolves. The flash-hiding muzzle device comes standard, taming signature and recoil impulse.
This is a rifle that rewards shooters who like to tinker and customize. The bullpup layout isn't for everyone, but if you've run them before or want to try one, the T7B2010 offers the muscle of .308 in a form factor that works in tight spaces and from unconventional positions.
| Caliber | 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Barrel Material | Cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined CrMov steel |
| Twist Rate | 1:12 |
| Rifling | 4 groove, right-hand |
| Action Type | Semi-automatic, short-stroke gas piston |
| Bolt | Closed rotating |
| Gas System | 4-position adjustable regulator |
| Magazine Type | DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Safety | 45-degree ambidextrous lever |
| Magazine Release | M4-type ambidextrous |
| Bolt Catch | Ambidextrous |
| Charging Handle | Reversible (left or right) |
| Muzzle Device | Flash-hiding |
| Rail/Mounting | M-LOK compatible forend |
| Overall Length | 29.75 inches |
| Weight | 10 pounds |
| Finish | Black |
The T7B2010 uses DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern magazines. This is a widely available standard, so you have plenty of aftermarket options and spare capacity is easy to source.
Yes. The short-stroke gas piston system includes a 4-position gas regulator that lets you tune the action for suppressed fire. You'll want to adjust the regulator when moving between suppressed and unsuppressed use to keep the rifle cycling properly.
Absolutely. The charging handle is reversible, the safety is 45-degree ambidextrous, the magazine release is M4-type ambidextrous, and the bolt catch is ambi as well. Left-handed shooters can set it up to work naturally without compromise.
The rifle ships with one 10-round magazine and an integrated flash-hiding muzzle device. No additional accessories are included.

SKU: 145478548 • Weight: 15oz





Availability: In Stock
The IWI US Tavor T7B2010 is a modern 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) semi-automatic rifle built on a bullpup platform that puts serious capability into a compact, maneuverable package. If you're after a tactical rifle that handles like a carbine but packs the power of a full-size round, the T7B2010 delivers the goods without the bulk—it's only 29.75 inches overall and weighs a practical 10 pounds. This rifle speaks to shooters who value ergonomics and modularity as much as ballistic performance, whether you're working a 3-gun stage, hunting at distance, or setting up a solid precision platform.
The heart of the T7B2010 is a short-stroke gas piston system with a 4-position gas regulator, giving you tuning flexibility for suppressed or unsuppressed fire and different ammunition weights. The 20-inch cold hammer-forged barrel—chrome-lined with a 1:12 twist—is matched to a closed rotating bolt that's designed to cycle reliably through the harsh. Gas piston operation means less heat and debris in your receiver compared to direct impingement, and that translates to easier cleaning and longer service life. The charging handle can be locked without the bolt catch and can be repositioned to either side, a nice touch for left-handed shooters or those who prefer a custom setup.
Ergonomics are central to the T7B2010's design. You get a 45-degree ambidextrous safety lever, an M4-style ambidextrous magazine release, and an ambi bolt catch—all the controls you need without fumbling. The reinforced polymer construction keeps weight down while the high-strength impact-modified material can take a beating. The rifle ships with a 10-round magazine that follows the DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern, so finding spares and aftermarket options is straightforward. M-LOK attachment points on the forend give you room to mount lights, bipods, or rail sections as your mission evolves. The flash-hiding muzzle device comes standard, taming signature and recoil impulse.
This is a rifle that rewards shooters who like to tinker and customize. The bullpup layout isn't for everyone, but if you've run them before or want to try one, the T7B2010 offers the muscle of .308 in a form factor that works in tight spaces and from unconventional positions.
| Caliber | 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Barrel Material | Cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined CrMov steel |
| Twist Rate | 1:12 |
| Rifling | 4 groove, right-hand |
| Action Type | Semi-automatic, short-stroke gas piston |
| Bolt | Closed rotating |
| Gas System | 4-position adjustable regulator |
| Magazine Type | DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Safety | 45-degree ambidextrous lever |
| Magazine Release | M4-type ambidextrous |
| Bolt Catch | Ambidextrous |
| Charging Handle | Reversible (left or right) |
| Muzzle Device | Flash-hiding |
| Rail/Mounting | M-LOK compatible forend |
| Overall Length | 29.75 inches |
| Weight | 10 pounds |
| Finish | Black |
The T7B2010 uses DPMS LR-308/SR-25 pattern magazines. This is a widely available standard, so you have plenty of aftermarket options and spare capacity is easy to source.
Yes. The short-stroke gas piston system includes a 4-position gas regulator that lets you tune the action for suppressed fire. You'll want to adjust the regulator when moving between suppressed and unsuppressed use to keep the rifle cycling properly.
Absolutely. The charging handle is reversible, the safety is 45-degree ambidextrous, the magazine release is M4-type ambidextrous, and the bolt catch is ambi as well. Left-handed shooters can set it up to work naturally without compromise.
The rifle ships with one 10-round magazine and an integrated flash-hiding muzzle device. No additional accessories are included.
SKU: 145478548 • Weight: 15oz
