no, by hammer down i mean pulling the trigger on an empty chamber. AR15/10 rifles with a stock trigger cant be put on safe with the hammer decocked.If by hammer down you mean the bolt being forward with a round in chamber, yes it can be put on safe in that state.
Ah, I get what you mean. No it can't be.no, by hammer down i mean pulling the trigger on an empty chamber. AR15/10 rifles with a stock trigger cant be put on safe with the hammer decocked.
One more shot:the guy in the front has his sights folded down, i dont know what he is aiming at but he isnt going to hit anything.
Arent they even trained to look for iron sights?
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Most likely patrol manouvering ex only. I have a bigger issue with the big bright indian flag to be honest.the guy in the front has his sights folded down, i dont know what he is aiming at but he isnt going to hit anything.
Arent they even trained to look for iron sights?
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From what I can tell, these flags are only really used during exercises.Most likely patrol manouvering ex only. I have a bigger issue with the big bright indian flag to be honest.
Most likely patrol manouvering ex only. I have a bigger issue with the big bright indian flag to be honest.
This though, is a concern -From what I can tell, these flags are only really used during exercises.
no BPJs but they have kneepads, a bullet to the torso is alot worse than scraped knees.This though, is a concern -
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IA needs to draw very clear lines as to where & when decorations are to be worn on uniform.
Why is a brigadier taking part in the exercise?? Never seen that before.This though, is a concern -
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IA needs to draw very clear lines as to where & when decorations are to be worn on uniform.
Traditions , traditions .This though, is a concern -
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IA needs to draw very clear lines as to where & when decorations are to be worn on uniform.
And the Brigadier is wearing a chest rig and helmet.. What for??no BPJs but they have kneepads, a bullet to the torso is alot worse than scraped knees.
From the photo you can easily id the seniors I hope it's not common practice for the officers to have them under field condition. It makes them a juicy target for snipers.And the Brigadier is wearing a chest rig and helmet.. What for??
i like how the sights are folded, the gun's safety is off and the buttstock isnt extended.
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