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lol Naah bro. 7.62 x 51mm is actually improvised (and shortened) .30-06 springfield with better primer and propellents which give it similar ballistic properties in overall comparatively shorter and lighter package. Though i agree with second line.

Guys, Bringing you the exclusive pics of Denel NTW-20 in service with Indian Armed Forces,with co-orporation of my dear friends Siddharth Bhardwaj and @HarshBardhan ,from IDDF This one is chambered in 14.5 x 114mm Russian

Plausible,but check the bolt position,it looks like an SSG69 to me,though it might be something else too.Need some better pic than this.

The one on Bipod is Galatz sniper rifle (Sniper variant of 7.62 x 51mm NATO Galil),one lying on ground is SSG69.

Looks like a desi jugaad to me. Here is the NATO STANAG scope adapter for FAL. So they took a scope adapter similar to this,removed scope rings and screwed a Picatiny Rail section above it instead of putting a scope. Final result.

I checked the dimensions of the .50 round being manufactured by OFB and it is not .50 BMG (12.7 x 99 mm) round that is being used in those Barrett M82/M107 Anti-Material Rifles,but .50 Russian (12.7 x 108 mm) that is being used in a variant of Vidhvanshak and those T-72/T-90 mounted NSV heavy...

Brits used scope mounted Lee enfields as effective bolt action sniper rifle in both world wars and even after ww2 they used L42,a Lee-enfiled sniper chambered in 7.62 x 51 NATO. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L42A1 Same goes for FALs.Many Semi-auto FALs were converted to DMRs in past and used...

Kunal bhai Which one is better ? Dragunov (7.62 x 54mm R) or PSG-1 (7.62 x 51mm NATO) ?