Indian Special Forces

[Unknowncommando 2]

PARA 'Airborne'

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

PARA 'Airborne'

Is this the OFB 9mm pistol??

 

[Col Habib zahir]

marcos

 

[Tactical Doge]

Is this the OFB 9mm pistol??

Browning 9mm hi-power

Also, what purpose does the velcro serve, it definitely can't be used to mount helmet mounted NVGs

 

[Aditya Ballal]

Browning 9mm hi-power

Also, what purpose does the velcro serve, it definitely can't be used to mount helmet mounted NVGs

Patches?

 

[Col Habib zahir]

sg

 

[Col Habib zahir]

marcos according to the page

 

[Tactical Doge]

Patches?

Perhaps
Like Exercise Ajeya warrior with the Brits
They had nametags and Flag patched on to their helmets
I don't recognize that helmet used, much sleeker than the ACH and a different green camo, or just a green helmet condoms used,

Probably the brit army helmets covered with the green helmet condoms, both looked very similar in profile

 

[Col Habib zahir]

sff

 

[Tactical Doge]

sff

The caption says aimpoint micro and Tac Flashlight
I see neither

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

Browning 9mm hi-power

Also, what purpose does the velcro serve, it definitely can't be used to mount helmet mounted NVGs

Flags, identification

 

[Col Habib zahir]

garud has modernized itself and they have better gears than para sf

 

[Col Habib zahir]

The caption says aimpoint micro and Tac Flashlight
I see neither

So called defanse expat

 

[Maitreya Shyam]

That was an year ago, and MoD sleeping peacefully.

The red tape and delay in procuring specialised firepower from the United States

The elite Special Force units have resorted to stripping de-commissioned battle tanks or using weapons recovered from militants in the absence of the equipment to be procured from the US.

www.dailyo.in

 

[Maitreya Shyam]

Yeah, NSG was reorganised with the help of GSG 9 after 26/11. They train together pretty often too. So makes sense.

Even sometimes gign officer use to visit manesar

 

[Tactical Doge]

The red tape and delay in procuring specialised firepower from the United States

The elite Special Force units have resorted to stripping de-commissioned battle tanks or using weapons recovered from militants in the absence of the equipment to be procured from the US.

www.dailyo.in

Vro
News from two years ago vro
Ab hamaare paas Negev NG7 aur pika hai vro
Umriki Sig bhi aane lage vro
MOD jindabad

 

[Maitreya Shyam]

Vro
News from two years ago vro
Ab hamaare paas Negev NG7 aur pika hai vro
Umriki Sig bhi aane lage vro
MOD jindabad

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Bhagvan non veg khana band kar dunga bas sf ko new equipment dilla de

 

[Gessler]

Is this the OFB 9mm pistol??

Yes - Pistol Auto 9mm 1A

Licensed copy of Inglis 9mm, in turn the Canadian licensed copy of FN Browning Hi-Power.

A pre-WW2 single-action pistol.

 

[Aditya Ballal]

Obviously the Armasen ones are the best available in the country and the MKUs
Those tac vests belong in the 80s

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IMO this is the closest one which could meet SF needs.

Bulletproof Vests | Body Armours | Ballistic Vests | Military jackets | Police Tactical Vest - MKU

Bulletproof Vests from MKU offer complete protection against a wide range of threats ranging from fragments and shrapnel’s to armour piercing rounds of ammunition. A variety of configurations and operation-specific body armour can be chosen for by soldier

www.mku.com

Another thing I noticed is the MKU plate carrier still seems to be only compatible with an older gen square cut plate(they do have shooters cut plates though,but not carrier), whereas Armasen gives choice between that and a modern shooters cut, even gearsmith also seems to be shooterscut.

Dictinction between the two cuts can be seen here.

 

[Waanar]

PARA 'Airborne'

Bear with me guys, because this has been bugging me for quite a while.
@AVINASH4061 sir and anyone else who thinks they might know the reason why, please explain to me-

1- Why do Airborne units carry Micro Uzis as a primary? I've seen both SF and Airbornes but Airborne especially seems to heavily train on the Uzi platform which, to my untrained eyes, seems wasteful. Infantry doesn't usually engage in exclusively close quarter combat. In fact, rarely have I seen other Airborne units with a SMG as their primary.
I deduce this because I've seen many documentaries where the soldiers are carrying Uzi with a pistol holstered, so unless they're planning on having an Uzi, an AK AND a pistol, I concluded they were using the Uzi as a primary. Am I mistaken?

2- I'd assume to see a lot more Uzis in built up areas in Kashmir but all we see are heavy AKs and other long barrels with SF. How come?