Duality Arms IWI X95 Snake Eyes

The Duality Arms IWI X95 Snake Eyes is a pull-and-release trigger system, and getting that classification right is the whole story with this part. Duality calls it a Dual-Tap Trigger System with a dual-phase firing operation: one round leaves on the trigger squeeze and a second leaves on the trigger release, so a single full trigger movement is a two-shot cycle. That is binary behavior. It is not a forced reset trigger, which fires one round per trigger function and uses the bolt carrier to drive the reset, and no maker sells a forced reset trigger for the X95 as of September 2026.

The classification matters because binary triggers and forced reset triggers do not share a legal footprint. Binary devices fall under their own state statutes, a different list from the FRT bans, so a state that allows FRTs does not automatically allow this one. Duality's own compliance notice says the Snake Eyes is intended only for lawful use where pull-and-release trigger systems are permitted, with the purchaser responsible for federal, state, and local compliance. Check your state before you order one.

Construction is 3D-printed carbon-fiber PLA, which is what puts the price at a fraction of a machined trigger pack and is also the reason to treat this as a range part rather than a duty one. Duality names the X95 and nothing else, so do not assume Tavor SAR or Tavor 7 fitment. Owners who want the X95's actual trigger problem solved should look at the Geissele Super Sabra pack instead; the Snake Eyes changes what the trigger does, not how it breaks.