Israeli Defence and HLS Expo

[Zarvan]

IWI Carmel 5.56x45mm caliber assault rifle at ISDEF 2019, the International Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. May 6, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

IWI Carmel 5.56x45mm caliber assault rifle at ISDEF 2019, the International Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. May 6, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

EMTAN MZ-9 5" barrel version at ISDEF 2019. May 6, 2019 (Picture source Army Recognition)

Company Capture Systems presents its ATID Anti-Threat Intelligent Detector at ISDEF 2019, Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Picture source Army Recognition)

Orsis T-5000M sniper rifle at ISDEF 2019, defense and security exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. June 5, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

Telemax EOD robot from the German Company Telerob on the booth of Israeli Police at ISDEF 2019, International Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. June 5, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

INKAS Superior 4x4 Armored Personnel Carrier APC vehicle at ISDEF 2019, International Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. June 5, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

And what is an IWI booth without a Negev LMG? Currently in use with IDF infantrymen.

EZRaider electric-powered 4x4 all-terrain vehicle (Picture source DSRaider)

The EZRaider can tow a trailer or an electric trailer (Picture source DSRaider)

 

[Zarvan]

New Shladot Super Tiger 4x4 urban combat armored vehicle at ISDEF 2019, International Defense and Security Exhibition in Tel Aviv, Israel. June 4, 2019. (Picture source Army Recognition)

The SafeShoot device that can be fitted on most firearms, thanks to its picatinny rail (Picture source : SafeShoot)

Orsis K-15 "Bro", the companies entry into the semi-automatic precision rifle field, actually uses telescoping Fab Defense stocks that have an adjustable cheek rest. @ISDEFExpo in Tel Aviv, Israel

 

[Aryeih Leib]

Inspired from Hamza?

 

[flameboard]

mostly tested on children and prisoners... how effective is it really though?