Loads of Galils (actually, the R4 South African variant) in South Sudan. usually used by commanders' bodyguards. The Colombians, BTW, are now switching over to the Tavor, so not sure whether the manufacture of the Galils still continues.
I posted the last one of the Canadian M16 versions because it features what I consider the best M16 version for the infantry, the C7A2:
Green furniture instead of the standard black to better blend in with the surroundings, flatop for the scopes, telescoping stock for the soldiers with short arms/thick body armor AND a full length 20in barrel for full bullet velocity
If I were king of the world, this is the rifle that the IDF infantry would get and not the M4
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I really don't know why Americans think that their northern neighbors are a little slow in the head
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Sorry for the English... I was a bad student in Hebrew school
In September 2011, "Globes" revealed that Israel Weapons Industries Ltd. (IWI) (the Israel Military Industries Ltd. (IMI) light arms spinoff owned by Samy Katsav's SK Group) planned to build a light-arms plant in the Far East at an investment of more than $100 million. This plant would manufacture Israel's the AS advanced version of the Galil infantry rifle. It can now be revealed that the unnamed country is Vietnam, and a top defense official says that the complicated and difficult contract has been signed, and that construction will begin within a year. "This is a huge project, which will include construction of a new light-arms factory after the know-how is transferred from Israel. We're currently talking about a certain type of rifle, but the Vietnamese plant's operations may be expanded in future. Such a project anchors defense cooperation between the two countries," said the official.
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24-12-2007, 20:32
A nation is a society united by delusions about its ancestry and by common hatred of its neighbors - William Ralph
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