The IDF carbines and rifles have caught the imagination of shooters, collectors, re-enactors, and airsoft players around the world. Perhaps it is the attractive simplicity of the IDF rifles in contrast to a international trend to ever more accessorized rifles.

Here is a collection of photos to help guide in the building of IDF rifle and carbine clones. They come from a variety of sources and time periods. Photos such as these are useful for determining common wear patterns, various sling attachment methods, and other details.

IDF Carbine with shorter barrel. C7-type upper. AG-43 Pistol Grip. Older reflex sight on carry handle and flashlight in mount on handguard rail.

Making A Solevet (IDF Double-Magazine) Making a solevet with a spent case and 100 mph tape. The above video by Garret Machine shows the correct method to couple M16 magazines using tape and a spent 5.56 casing.

The Meprolight M21 is the correct optic for most IDF carbine builds. Like the IDF carbine itself, the M21 is the embodiment of rugged simplicity. For most carry-handle builds, the Mepro M21 with carry handle mount is most appropriate.

One prominent characteristic of IDF rifles is that they are often carried off-duty through everyday life with a magazine affixed to the rifle. IDF soldiers use several methods to carry a magazine on the rifle. The simplest way is by sliding the magazine under an elastic band attached to the rifle.

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The IDF Carbine Your source for info about building an Israeli carbine clone.

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