When the IDF began the process of procuring a new, automatic rifle, the AK-47 was considered, but the difficulty of procurement limited its viability. Hence the IDF specifically sought a weapon that would offer the same benefits as AK-47, such as low maintenance requirements, but would also have the accuracy of the M16 and FN FAL. The would-be standard weapon was originally named the Balashnikov, after the weapon's designer Yisrael Galili, whose last name was coincidentally similar to Kalashnikov before he changed it to the more Hebrew sounding Galili.[11] Several weapons were tendered to the Israeli Army, in response to its specifications for a standard-issue assault rifle. These included the M16A1 and Stoner 63 from the US, and the HK33 (West Germany).[citation needed] An indigenous design was offered by Uziel Gal, creator of the Uzi submachine gun. This was found complex and unreliable.[12]

Goated Meatball

stupid waller, no stkill

- rep using wall hacks

good craft but baiting

-rep, abandons and has a poop knife