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Here is the two different 6.5mm calibers 6.5mm creedmor and 6.5mm grendel

I neither said about replacement. I said was even adaption takes a lot of time. That was a mistake in typing.

Yes indeed country needs to adapt to current scenarios..but it takes more than a decade to adapt a new caliber not just in few months or less than five years. Nato is not changing caliber..it is adding 7.62 as main combat rifle for few regiments.Few days back it ordered 50k more M27 which is...

It's not that hard..seriously? Present machine capacity is 240 rounds per minute for bullet cup and assembly. DO the math if you want to make 100 crore rounds per year. And fixed capital for the plant and machinery and working capital for the raw materials for making bullets. Adding new thing...

If you ask any senior defence analyst they too answer like this in general perspective. Not hard to produce wake up kid. you think that easy to produce ammo. Bae systems invested 80+ million in new factory which produces only 1-1.5 million rounds a day. Even largest ammunition manufacturer ATK...

People talking lot about caliber change is not that easy...simply it's PIA(Pain In Ass). Reason if you want to change one caliber to another you need these things 1)Better guns and ammo 2)Infrastructure for making huge amount of ammo,because soldiers need alot of time and training for caliber...

MCIWS looks more like Indian version of bushmaster ACR.

DO multical has front or back charging handle?

Here is the plastic injected moulded parts for MCIWS made in Hyderabad by private company

which guns are these???????????/

Why these many rounds? why can't we use just one round