ZAHAL – Gilboa Assault Rifle

Posted on 15. Feb, 2012 by in Assault Rifle

More info at: www.zahal.org The Gilboa™ line was specifically developed to provide a superior modern assault rifle. The Gilboa upper and lower receivers are fully machined from aircraft grade aluminum (7075) and hard anodized, resulting in a stronger weapon with no dimensional inconsistencies. Both structural strength and reliability have been improved by the redesigning of the proven platform. The Gilboa™ is manufactured using state of the art processes ensuring quality and dependability under the most extreme conditions. All Gilboa rifles are supplied with a military grade 1:7 chrome lined barrel unless otherwise requested. Gilboa rifles are typically manufactured in 5.56 NATO. Additional available calibers: 7.62×51, 7.62×39 and 9mm.

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21 Responses to “ZAHAL – Gilboa Assault Rifle”

  1. kaygeeboi

    13. Nov, 2011

    Beautiful machines Israel has some amazing best tactical weapons i seen.

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  2. Whitehorze

    13. Nov, 2011

    With the chamber sealed with a round, and the dust cover closed, there’s very little sand actually getting into the mechanism. Any AR based system will still function that way.

    Secondly, any piston driven system isn’t going to transfer heat into the bolt carrier.

    I’m not saying that it isn’t a nice package, it’s just not anything that hasn’t been around for the last ten years or so.

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  3. andrea21secolo

    13. Nov, 2011

    beatifull weapons!!!!!!

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  4. weaponeer

    13. Nov, 2011

    I trust Zahal.org products, and the AR’s look great, but as a gunsmith and designer I have yet to test a piston AR that I would recommend, due to nearly all of them being over gassed, and have extremely high wear rates for the extractor, extractor spring, cam pin, piston return spring (especially from overheating and potential for loss of temper from extended firing), and increased wear of the upper receiver due to carrier tilt, from short stroke systems. I could write a book on the topic.

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  5. k1111117

    13. Nov, 2011

    Prices?
    Looks good!

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  6. lovingmyglock21

    13. Nov, 2011

    nice gun, better thatn the HK416?

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  7. jeffxl12

    13. Nov, 2011

    ahahahahah he put the dust cover on before covering with dirt

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  8. dtvdish0

    14. Nov, 2011

    A GOOD PERFORMANCE MACHINE BUT with short range Bullet i wont use it in the Battlefield just in guerrilla warfare

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  9. AppalachianFreedom

    14. Nov, 2011

    EXCELLENT!

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  10. vegasbob007

    14. Nov, 2011

    Can you even buy these in the states?

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  11. iismileyll

    14. Nov, 2011

    Put dust down the barrel and don’t close the dust cover…

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  12. lafayette512

    14. Nov, 2011

    Just out of curiosity – who is the targeted market? It would be hard to believe you are going to try and sell these in the states and its near impossible to get a license in israel for a long gun – is this mil contract specific? If so whats wrong with the colts in service? Not blasting just asking.

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  13. mageever

    15. Nov, 2011

    The pistol is cool. All the rifle models are nothing new or special.

    Oh, and they all need suppressors.

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  14. anteracmacash

    18. Nov, 2011

    an M16 platform…how surprising… d(-_-)b

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  15. frankgon4

    25. Nov, 2011

    I like it , but a search on the Zahal website did not find the Gilboa.

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  16. FUCKZIONISM666

    26. Nov, 2011

    white zionazi ashkanazi zionist trash

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  17. Grasyl

    28. Nov, 2011

    Why does the pistol not own a forward assist?

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  18. metalkat77

    29. Nov, 2011

    I think I hav to start to writte my letter to Santaclaus right now.

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  19. orgila1

    30. Nov, 2011

    I really like the GILBOA

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  20. sagetajr

    01. Dec, 2011

    where can i purchase this beautiful piece?

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  21. redmule02

    07. Feb, 2012

    @iismileyll they always close the dust cover then throw dirt on it

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