Indian Special Forces

[Ind.Operator]

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I am stealing it

 

[AVINASH4061]

@AVINASH4061 Hello sir, I've seen many pics of you posted earlier on this thread and noticed you utilized multiple optics on your M4s. Namely both the Meprolite MOR and the Aimpoint CompM4 (in the pics I've seen).

Which in your experience would you rate as the better optic, with the better sight picture? The MOR of course has other features besides like integrated lasers - did those features play a role in your choices?

I preferred the Aimpoint for it's resolution of the red dot. The zeroing was also easier because of the windage and elevation adjustment on the sight( 1 click= x mm at z yards). However the MEPRO sight was great too. No batteries required and it had an IR pointer( no visible laser pointer). The down side was that the dot was orange in colour, it's not a great colour in the jungles and bright light. Hope I have answered to your queries.

 

[Gessler]

I preferred the Aimpoint for it's resolution of the red dot. The zeroing was also easier because of the windage and elevation adjustment on the sight( 1 click= x mm at z yards). However the MEPRO sight was great too. No batteries required and it had an IR pointer( no visible laser pointer). The down side was that the dot was orange in colour, it's not a great colour in the jungles and bright light. Hope I have answered to your queries.

Oh you have sir!

I always assumed the MEPRO MOR was battery-powered but thanks to what you described, I went and checked and turns out the MOR is indeed capable of self-illuminating the reticle without batteries. Apparently it only needs the batteries for lasers.

MEPRO seems to advertise the MOR as both visible + IR laser capable.

MEPRO MOR PRO - Meprolight

The Mepro MOR PRO is used by the IDF and other special forces units worldwide to meet critical day, low-light and nighttime conditions.Meprolight’s engineers utilized the latest state-of-the-art technology to create a rugged multi-purpose reflex sight incorporating a red dot sight and lasers...

www.meprolight.com

What you've said also explains why the Aimpoints are indeed so widely accepted by SFs the world over. Even the Russians are buying/smuggling them for their SFs!

 

[Marliii]

 

[Vinod DX9]

It was said IAF to use this for special purposes...but only for defense or it will be used by SF for specialised ops as well? Our own Supacat and we just can't waste it.

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

These are the ones who are called the Ghataks right?

 

[Aditya Ballal]

I preferred the Aimpoint for it's resolution of the red dot. The zeroing was also easier because of the windage and elevation adjustment on the sight( 1 click= x mm at z yards). However the MEPRO sight was great too. No batteries required and it had an IR pointer( no visible laser pointer). The down side was that the dot was orange in colour, it's not a great colour in the jungles and bright light. Hope I have answered to your queries.

Sir, have you used BEL holographic sights, if yes, how are they?
Also most of the armed forces single tube passive NVGs are made by BEL afaik, if those are the ones you have use, how are they?
I just want to know is BEL too like any other stereotypical PSU?

 

[FalconSlayers]

Sir, have you used BEL holographic sights, if yes, how are they?
Also most of the armed forces single tube passive NVGs are made by BEL afaik, if those are the ones you have use, how are they?
I just want to know is BEL too like any other stereotypical PSU?

BEL is still a good PSU, Ordnance Factories का तो सीन ही खरब है, अलग ही लेवल पे है।

 

[abingdonboy]

It was said IAF to use this for special purposes...but only for defense or it will be used by SF for specialised ops as well? Our own Supacat and we just can't waste it.

It’s primarily for base defence, in the official press brief it mentioned they will be used for this role by IAF QRTs and Garuds so they are not likely to belong to the Garuds but to the individual bases

Won’t be surprised if Garuds opt for the FM LSV like the PARAs as they operate them in similar ways for long range missions and require something air transportable

 

[AVINASH4061]

Demonstration ko face value par mat lena.

 

[AVINASH4061]

It’s primarily for base defence, in the official press brief it mentioned they will be used for this role by IAF QRTs and Garuds so they are not likely to belong to the Garuds but to the individual bases

Won’t be surprised if Garuds opt for the FM LSV like the PARAs as they operate them in similar ways for long range missions and require something air transportable

FM LSV is again not up to the expectations. Being sub standard is our motto amd forte. Cheers

 

[AVINASH4061]

Sir, have you used BEL holographic sights, if yes, how are they?
Also most of the armed forces single tube passive NVGs are made by BEL afaik, if those are the ones you have use, how are they?
I just want to know is BEL too like any other stereotypical PSU?

No idea of BEL.

 

[FalconSlayers]

No idea of BEL.

Sir this the BEL Holographic sight

 

[Inderjeet Singh]

FM LSV is again not up to the expectations. Being sub standard is our motto amd forte. Cheers

para SF need mercedes G or defender type vehicle am I correct sir

 

[Inderjeet Singh]

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

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10 Para needs something like a Buggy for their role.

 

[Inderjeet Singh]

10 Para needs something like a Buggy for their role.

Like this

 

[AVINASH4061]

Sir this the BEL Holographic sight
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No idea ka matlab, never used them and can't comment. Google se toh hum bhi check lar sakte hain buds.

 

[AVINASH4061]

Like this

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Post a meme- what we want and what we get. Let's see how creative people get. Your generation is way too creative and real good at it.

 

[Haldilal]

10 Para needs something like a Buggy for their role.

Ya'll Nibbiars The Polaris India is ready only the Army is not ready.