My New IDF M4 Rifle
It finally happened. My trusty M16A1 rifle was replace with a newish reconfigured M16 in the M4 format.
I got the notice about 20 minutes ahead of time and began stripping all of my accessories off of the M16. I took the stripped down M16A1 to the local security office and turned it in and signed out the M4.
I then began configuring the new M4 rifle.
First I added the full length Fobus Picatinny rail on the bottom of the foregrip.
I then attached a new collapsible Bipod/Tactical Grip. It allows me to maintain a tight grip on the rifle during Tactical Close Quarter Room Clearing and to rest the rifle on the extended Bipod when shooting prone for longer distances.
First I added the full length Fobus Picatinny rail on the bottom of the foregrip.
I then attached a new collapsible Bipod/Tactical Grip. It allows me to maintain a tight grip on the rifle during Tactical Close Quarter Room Clearing and to rest the rifle on the extended Bipod when shooting prone for longer distances.
I then added a Fobus Six-position collapsible stock with rubber non-slip recoil pad and a storage compartment for 2 CR123 batteries. Ultrasonically welded metal inserts and slots allow for the addition of sling adapters (PBSS).
Rear snap-tight latch compartment provides storage for 2 spare CR123 batteries Rubber non-slip buttpad with tapered angle, allows faster shouldering and increased comfort with my body armor Multiple sling mount points let me attach my IDF sling just the way I like it
I also added a Barrel mounted Dual Accessory Adapter for my Tactical Laser and Flashlight.
Lastly, on the carry handle I attached my 3-9 power 50mm Illuminated Adjustable Brightness Scope.
The only thing missing was a set of IDF Elastic Grip Bands.
I'll post a report of how it shoots and handles soon.
Lastly, on the carry handle I attached my 3-9 power 50mm Illuminated Adjustable Brightness Scope.
The only thing missing was a set of IDF Elastic Grip Bands.
I'll post a report of how it shoots and handles soon.
DoubleTapper: My New IDF M4 Rifle
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