This review details the Israeli K98k sniper rifles, focusing on their 7.62 NATO conversion and the unique Wild Heerbrug optics. It highlights ergonomic modifications like raised cheek rests and extended safeties, as well as later Nimrod scope retrofits. The rifles were eventually phased out in favor of semi-automatic platforms after the Six-Day War.
The Hadar II is a rare, commercial-market .308 variant of the Israeli Galil rifle, imported to the US in 1989. It's based on the Galatz sniper rifle and features civilian-specific modifications like a thumbhole stock to comply with US import laws of the era. The Galil itself is an evolution of the Finnish Valmet RK-62, itself based on the AK design, with notable improvements in sights and controls.
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