They should rather try to downscale their Tavor-7 design and offer 5.56x45mm and such versions,
that design is practically more ambidextrous and also has got short stroke gas piston system over long-stroke gas piston one of regular Tavor//X-95 etc
i mean the kind of long stroke gas piston system they've implemented is not so ;clean; either, as there seems to be no gas vent holes that would kick out excess gases, plus length of the piston system is relatively shorter (and likewise, gas port-tube length is somewhat longer) in it,
so it seems they tried to make an overgassed system without vent holes but a large gas cylinder inside which gases expand etc, but it seems to be leaving out carbon things inside there and so, if not cleaned then potentially it could result in undesirable things, me thinks...
gas cylinder on Tavor//X-95
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the green line showing rearward motion of the gas piston is where this long gas cylinder fits inside the Tavor//X-95, blue line is gas port-tube thing, notice how its length is quite longer than other gas piston system rifles
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and i have this dirty tavor inside pic to give you some idea about the thing i'm trying to say here, see that carbon buildup inside ?
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so yeah, short stroke gas piston system with venting ports would be a bit better over this, me thinks
though it seems there's enough space inside for such gunk to buildup and still work just fine (looser tolerances etc ?) but still better if it could be improved...
sidenote, the kind of cocking handle rod thing that's there on Tavor//X-95 is also prone to fuxx up gas cylinder thing if not seated properly during maintenance, could leave a dent on gas cylinder or things like that are often complained by certain users.