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  1. Gessler

    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Folding stock was always there - even on vanilla AK-103 its there. Collapsible meaning length-adjustable, like this:
  2. Gessler

    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    That's right - I missed that. The provision to mount the rails has been made, but no rail is actually mounted.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    This is new config? @abingdonboy @johnny_baba 12'o clock rail on handguard is back, the 'ledged' fire selector is back. Only deviation from original 203 seem to be the non-collapsible stock & old magazine.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    For some reason none of the vehicles being developed by Indian companies for IA look good. Some of them look outright ugly in fact. Only one that looks pretty good is the Mahindra ALSV - glad we bought a ~1000 of them.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    No I mean where is that list from? ~1500 FAT trucks can't be for IAF, neither I think they have use for 900 LBPV. However, even though Ashok Leyland LBPV is in service with IAF, the term "LBPV" is used for other vehicles as well, we can't assume it will be same ASL one as IAF:
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    This is for IA sure? I thought only IAF was interested in LBPV.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Looks like we found a way to make everything worse:
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    If the barrel length is shorter than 16" or if the overall length is shorter than 26", and the gun has a stock, then its an SBR. This requires registration with ATF and a $200 tax stamp. If it has no stock, then regardless of barrel length or overall length its a pistol. Whether it has a...
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Pretty impressive how it never fails to clearly distinguish the soldier & his equipment from the background, regardless of bodyheat difference...even the radio aerials are not missed. Machine Learning gentlemen, can teach software to do a lot of things previously thought impossible for...
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    They look a lot like first-gen Tonbo EK thermal imaging sights
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Arey bhai...kyun itna high-res images daalte ho...now I'll have to wait for 24 hours for my PC to finish rendering this on screen.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    That's the Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP), known in US Army service as Army Combat Uniform (ACU) pattern. The ECWCS clothing kits came from US, so in that camo. But US Army doesn't use this anymore, they switched to Multicam-based OCP.
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    The PKs to the best of my knowledge are only used by SFs. The intention of procuring Mk.48s (SOCOM version of Minimi 7.62) from US is indeed to replace the Pikka. So whenever they come, they'll begin the process of replacement. SVD will stay on longer probably. The Victrix Scorpios have only...
  14. Gessler

    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    A lot of people seem to think the adoption of 3 different calibres of assault rifles is going to create a huge new logistical problem, the reality (purely in terms of depot-level logistics lines) is a bit more nuanced. There isn't so much of a 'new' logistical problem as there is an 'ongoing'...
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Snap
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    What the fcuk is up with those pouches :laugh: dunno who's idea to have velcro on pouches themselves...but really loving that low-vis IA insignia patch. Really wish IA infantry entirely does away with bright colours on epaulettes etc. for field uniforms. Madras Regmt for example has bright...
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    FAB PTK angled grip https://www.fab-defense.com/en/category-foregrips/id-699/ergonomic-pointing-grip.html
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    Modernisation of Indian Army Infantry

    Limited inventory most likely. The optics are not service-issued but rather acquired by battalion funds. So can only be procured in small batches at a time.
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