Last reviewed: 2026-04-17 by Jake Terry, FFL07/SOT3, with hands-on install experience on AR/AK/Glock platforms.
The Geissele Super Sabra Trigger Pack replaces the factory trigger assembly in IWI Tavor SAR and X95 rifles, delivering a two-stage design that balances precision with the reset speed bullpup shooters demand. Unlike single-stage aftermarket options, the Super Sabra’s adjustable first stage lets you distribute pull weight between stages—dial in a lighter take-up without sacrificing the 4.5 to 5 lb total break weight that keeps the rifle controllable under rapid fire. The trigger pack housing is CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with type 3 hardcoat anodizing for corrosion resistance, while internal components are S7 tool steel, nitride finished to resist peening and chemical exposure. Installation is drop-in: remove the OEM trigger pack, insert the Super Sabra, and adjust the first-stage screw with a 3/32″ hex key until you reach your preferred staging feel.
The Mechanism

| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Two-stage, adjustable first stage |
| Platform | IWI Tavor SAR, IWI Tavor X95 (excludes 7.62 NATO and 12 gauge variants) |
| Pull weight | 4.5–5.0 lb total (first-stage distribution adjustable) |
| Reset | Short, tactile |
| Material | 6061-T6 aluminum housing, S7 tool steel internals |
| Finish | Type 3 hardcoat anodizing (housing), nitride (internals) |
| Drop-in | Yes, no fitting required |
| Compliance | Semi-automatic fire only, per ATF guidance |
| Manufacturer | Geissele Automatics |
The two-stage design gives you a defined wall before the break, reducing inadvertent trigger slap during transitions or stress fire. Adjust the first stage by turning the set screw clockwise to increase take-up weight or counterclockwise to lighten it—total pull weight remains constant, so you’re redistributing resistance rather than changing overall safety margin. For shooters pairing the pack with Geissele’s Lightning Bow trigger shoe, the combination delivers a flatter face and wider contact patch, further refining finger placement in the Tavor’s bullpup ergonomics. Review the Geissele trigger category for additional AR and bullpup upgrades.
Who It’s For
This trigger pack suits defensive shooters running the Tavor as a primary home-defense or vehicle carbine, competitive PRS or 3-gun shooters working bullpup divisions, and anyone logging consistent range time with SAR or X95 platforms. If your OEM trigger’s long, gritty pull is slowing split times or making precise headshots beyond 200 yards inconsistent, the Super Sabra addresses both issues without introducing a pull weight so light it compromises weapon retention under stress. Law enforcement and military users appreciate the ability to tune staging per mission profile—lighter first stage for precision overwatch, heavier for dynamic entry work.
Installation Notes
Clear the rifle and remove the magazine. Push the two trigger pack retaining pins out from left to right, slide the OEM pack rearward out of the lower receiver, then insert the Super Sabra pack in the same orientation and reinstall the pins. The adjustment screw is accessible through the trigger guard; turn it in quarter-turn increments, then test the staging feel dry before live fire. Initial adjustment takes 5 to 10 minutes; lock the set screw with a drop of blue Loctite 242 once you’ve settled on your preferred staging. The pack ships pre-lubricated; apply a light coat of CLP or ALG Go-Juice to contact surfaces after the first 500 rounds, then every 1,000 rounds or whenever you detail-strip the rifle. S7 tool steel resists peening from hammer strikes, but inspect the sear engagement surface annually if you’re running suppressed fire or +P+ ammo that increases bolt velocity.
Safe Handling & Compliance
Per current ATF guidance, the Super Sabra Trigger Pack is classified as a semi-automatic trigger assembly—each round fired requires a discrete trigger function, and the device does not convert a firearm to automatic fire. Regulatory status has changed before and may change again; verify current federal and state law before ordering.
- Four rules: Treat every firearm as loaded, never point at anything you’re not willing to destroy, keep your finger off the trigger until sights are on target, be certain of your target and what’s beyond it.
- State restrictions: Some jurisdictions regulate aftermarket trigger assemblies or total pull weight thresholds. Confirm your state and local laws before installation.
- Installation caution: Work on a clean, well-lit bench. Verify the rifle is unloaded before removing the OEM trigger pack. Test the new pack’s function with snap caps before live fire, and confirm the safety selector operates correctly in both Safe and Fire positions.





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