Works beautifully. difficult to install. worth the expense and trouble. - Geissele Super Sabra Lightning Bow Trigger

Buying the Super Sabra trigger pack but forgoing the Lightning Bow trigger is like putting a new, high-performance engine in your car, then removing the gas-pedal. Ironically, it's probably easier to install a new motor in most cars than it is to swap the OEM trigger bow out of an X95. Just ask all the poor slobs who've badly damaged their Tavors trying to do so without proper instructions and the right tools. If you don't have an X95 barrel wrench AND an X95 Armorer Manual, don't even try it. I'm a better-than-average home gunsmith with a better-than-average set of tools (which includes an X95 barrel wrench). Nevertheless, after learning how many guys (many of them better gunsmiths than I) have destroyed X95 charging-handle and gas-system components trying punt their way through what, in point of fact, is a fiddly trigger-shoe removal and installation procedure, I swallowed my pride and had the work done by an IWI-certified armorer. To the subject of function, the Super Sabra Lightning Bow Trigger and Trigger Pack are collectively outstanding. While the X95's OEM trigger is good by bullpup standards, there's room for improvement. The Geissele aftermarket components significantly reduce creep, sharpen break, diminish over-travel, and hasten reset. Thanks to Geissele, my X95's trigger is now the best I've ever felt on a bullpup--and better than I've felt on many up-market fighting rifles.