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According to me, till now, India stands no where in the race of arms export. Except exporting assault rifles Insas and HAL Dhruv India has not taken much interests in export which I dont understand why.

Wait a minute. INSAS has low cost, thats why I said that. It has no relation with my opinion for INSAS`s performance. I myself has fired 3-4 training rounds from INSAS and I know that how good it is, my eyes are pleased when I see INSAS hanging on the neck of an Indian army personnel. Again...

I admit my fault and again I ask that if someone has any further details as specified by Nitesh then please provide me the link as I want to know more about all this. And let me clear that I am not saying that INSAS is a crap or useless. Why dont you check my earlier post and comment where I...

Hey guys, you all took my words in a wrong sense. I never said that INSAS is a junk. My point is as specified in my earlier post. That is, Why Oman selected only INSAS and not any other better rifle. Lets forget western nation, take a nation of west asia i.e., Israel. Compare its TAVOR with...

From poor, I didnt mean that it is a bankrupt nation but I meant that it that it has a weak economy compared to India. Do you agree to that? If Oman had shown interest in INSAS that means there is some reason that it has not opted for Western Rifles(i am actually not conformed that if Oman is...

Its all about Oman. We have to also keep in mind the economy of Oman before cross questioning the products for sale. Oman is not an very rich nation. and for its budget, Insas is very good.

INSAS is not a rejected rifle. Our Army and paramilitary has been using it for almost a decade. Its a very good rifle that can work both in hot and frozen weather(these were the negetive points of INSAS earlier but they have been overcome years back ago). INSAS is perfect for the Oman army as...