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I think they'll order a combo of ace n arad, Imo,SF units n Ghatak will choose arad n other units which are all using sterling will replace it ace.

Imo, per unit cost is the primary factor, Ak12/15 designing went on for few years,where it took few drastic turns(design wise) along the way... Here are earlier variants... Now it looks like this... Just look at the vickers video which was posted 3 yrs before... The earlier design...

Any calibre, within 100mts, especially 70mts, easily penetrate level 2 armors. Even if the armor stop the bullet, shock wave alone cause possible internal bleeding.

Its a terrible idea to remove buttstock on any assault rifle let alone in AKs.(AKs known for notorious recoil). Three point of contact is essential to make any decent shot. This "jugad" is,I believe is result of procurement delays(basically limbo). Our military doctrines revolves around...

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I haven't heard much about 9mm variant.corrections are welcome Thank you.I assume it cost as much as 556 variant.

The concept of multical weapon is a controversial concept. With proper modifications,(only a gun smith can perform those mods, cannot done in the field) theoretically one weapon can accept all calibres. But in reality,the question is how well the weapon perforns with other calibres. For example...

Army is not leaving out 9mm, b&t tp9s replacing all smg category weapon.we are going see multiple units using tp9s in coming years. The X95 is a well proven COIN weapon, and it is now standardized as a infantry weapon among IDF. Using x95 for 9mm is not a desirable option coz using 9mm in a gas...

What you are referring is in the "magic" realms of ballistics. Various ballistic tests are scattered all around the YouTube, about the penetrating capabilities claiming so and so calibre is better. Minsas and 9mm can penetrate bpjs but after penetration these rounds loses kinetic energy...

Although Using three calibres(7.62x51,7.62x39,5.56x45) is a logistical nightmare to the troops,each calibre has it own merits. 5.56 calibre may not be successful against jihadi scums, but very good calibre against conventional military soldiers. It holds flat trajectory and most importantly it...

You are right, kalashnikov concern renamed their 100m series,which hosts pic rails on dust cover,slightly different muzzle break and hand guards. https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018/06/08/kalashnikov-concern-introduces-ak-200-series-of-rifles/amp/