MANUFACTURER · UPDATED MAY 16, 2026
Used IWI Values 2026:
Used IWI Values 2026:
Every Model, Every Caliber.
Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) — formerly Israel Military Industries (IMI) — was founded in 1933 in Israel. Original IMI designed the Uzi (1948), Galil (1972), and Desert Eagle. Modern IWI U.S. (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) imports and assembles the Tavor X95 / TS12, the Galil ACE, the Jericho 941, and the Masada striker pistol for the American market.
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Tavor Bullpup Rifles
IWI's bullpup-platform rifles — full-length 5.56 / .300 BLK / 9mm in compact form.
Galil ACE
IWI's modernized Galil platform.
Uzi / Mini Uzi (Civilian)
Civilian semi-auto Uzi platforms — historic and current production.
Pistols (Jericho / Masada / Baby Eagle)
IWI's pistol lineup — direct successor to the IMI Jericho.
Limited Editions
IWI commemorative and limited runs.
IWI Value FAQ
Are Tavor rifles available in non-restrictive states only?
Tavors comply with most state regulations. The Tavor SAR has been replaced by the X95 in current production. SBR variants require NFA Form 4 (with stock and shorter barrel) regardless of state. The TS12 is shotgun-classified, not subject to AR/rifle restrictions.
Is the Galil ACE related to the original Galil?
Yes — the original Galil (1972) was designed in Israel by Yisrael Galili, drawing from the Finnish RK 62 and the Soviet AK. The Galil ACE is the modernized current-production version with improved ergonomics, M-LOK rails, and Picatinny optics mount. Both share the rotating-bolt action and AK-derived design lineage.
What's the difference between Baby Eagle and Jericho 941?
Same gun — different markets. Magnum Research imports it as the Baby Eagle (and Baby Desert Eagle); IWI imports it under the Jericho 941 name. Both are CZ-75-derived steel-frame DA/SA pistols. Currently both names are in active U.S. production.
Does IWI still make the Uzi?
Yes — the Uzi Pro Pistol (and SB variant) is in current production under the IWI U.S. brand, made from polymer materials. The original-style steel Uzi pistol and carbine are no longer in U.S. import production but are still produced in Israel.
