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I guess it's AA-12

Avinash Sir was here for some times, but guess, he lost interest in enthusiasm and went inactive. Members like you with relevant insight can restart the initiative... :india2: :india2:

frankly speaking, It has numerous times already posted by various members in this or forum threads about the physiological stress factor impact in active combat or in deputed soldiers ( male/females). A 55-65 kg woman( Indian stranded ) of 5'-7" average height can lift a fellow injured...

Sirjee, pahele ek simple lightweight Plate carrier or dhang ke gun to dila doo kamse kam , ab tak to sahi-sat ek combat uniform tak nahi aa paya , fir exoskeleton- falana-dinkana ke baree me socha jayegaaa. Combat readiness does not implies loading soldiers all kind of stuffs only.. a delay in...

Itna kuch chipkaya hy, to vi ye log real time me gaand faila ke pith dikhake hamesa vag lete hy!!!paheli fursat me! Dekh ke to lagta hy ke poky army ne salary hi nehi di barso se, bechare koo parcord na milne se apne dari se hi cord ki jugad bana na parta hoga!! Nai ka kharcha vi bach jata hoga.

Just from a observer's pov:( should have had to put this question in Regular IA discussion thread though!) while ppl here having feasting eyes over our SF guys with Westerner equipment, gear, plate carriers, etc etc, some forget that our body structure is 5'10" ~+ to 6' give or take for even...

We listeners miss Avinash Sir soooo much here, he seems to be inactive here currently 😞 apparently.

6.12 min--- 12 G pump action sg became ' bazuka' .. the anchor was more eager to press the trigger and handle the weapon than the mic!! Shows Us, common folk's terrible NO sense of weapon handling!

Sirjee, he always kinda reminds me of Lal topi gulatiwala bandar!!!

Just a a question from an absolute nolevel --- has Avinash Sir been non active in here now a days? Haven't seen him post for a long time gap. :shock:

26 sec video mark, the operative's weapon holding style is quite rare to get in view with, at least with Indian infantry/ SF prospective! May be senior members like you can light some insight view regarding it.

true, can remember , we used to walk barefoot or with trekking or jogging shoes whenever had to move on such like terrains ( used to work in cross country piping). We rather kept our safety shoes in car and kept on surveying barefoot !!!!

sorry, deleting it. Had no ill intention to derail thread orientation.