That quote from KSSL official site. I believe the page from you posted figure is referring clearing to mainly steel/some Ti version(heavy). Why light version is not mentioned is beyond me. But what I have seen is all Indian private companies which are working defense space(Godrej, Titagarh , KSSL, Tata etc.) have very vague information. Dunno is its by design or general lackadaisical attitude towards PR.
One thing its sure that titanium variant will be a logistic nightmare for I.A during conflicts due to price of tatnium parts despite its light weight,and India is an importer of titanium, replacing parts during failures will be difficult.
Russia could be good source for it. Anyways Titanium is sourced for many places in many industries by India(aerospace,tools, steel etc). Mantainance of limited no of artillery should not be big deal for India with little careful planning.
You are nt admiting mistake here . When you said kalyani marg br is 18 tons , you thought its the weight of towed artillery . Because No sane person ll compare weight of truck mounted system with a towed artillery .
How importing titanium is more difficult than , importing the whole artillery made with titanium ?
As per Ajaya shukla kalyani exporting 155×39 truck mounted artillery to Armenia . Around 4/5 regiments . Its marg br / TC 20 , if his information is right .
Wait didn't they order 52 calibre
So basically Armenia is purchasing
Yeah . As per Ajaya shukla . Nothing official . I am not aware of any other truck mounted 155×39 with kssl .
www.navalnews.com
One thing to notice is LR-MFR has no bulbous mid portion like the MF-STAR. Can anyone help understand what advantages it has?
It was cover or radome that was bulbous
I used to pray for a time like this.... if it's towed howitzer then $155 million means approx 90-100 guns.
Meanwhile Indian army...!
