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Stopping power isn't an actual factor in terminal ballistics.Which round has higher stopping power ?
Stopping power isn't an actual factor in terminal ballistics.Which round has higher stopping power ?
Well, not really. Our Negev "LMG" fires the same round as FN MAG MMG. The difference is in the weight of the guns, barrel length and rate of fire. MAG is heavier, longer and shoots more rpms. It requires 2 men for optimal performance. It is used on vehicles and to defend Bunkers here. LMGs are issued as a force multiplier to each infantry section. Roles are different.MMG fires a bigger round and LMG is operated by 1 man whereas MMG by a team of 2-3.
Army got a new competition for LMGs running OFB LMG will have to beat negev to win it to get inductedSituation is such that once Negev NG7 and the new OFB 7.62 LMG are inducted, both LMG and MMG will be of the same calibre, so only difference would be whet there is a bipod or a tripod
As of now, only garudsIs the sf getting these plate carriers as standard... Pls confirm as I saw many pics of SF operators in it... Even on para SF... Pls someone cnfrm.
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No offence, you have typed so much content but still have not mentioned the specifics. My request is don't look at a weapon only from the SF perspective when the Govt is wanting to buy it. It's primarily for the infantry, in our case more to do with the warfare in mountains. Also our SF has the conventional roles mostly in the mtns, also in the deserts. Knowing the specifics of offensive and defensive battle shall give all you people more clarity on how to assess a weapon system.Sir, as per my opinion, carbines won't be effective much in case of mountain warfare, Now coming to our potential future weaponry, we will be having Sigs and AK203. Ak203 when equipped wid proper sights will be more than enough in case of guns for defensive roles as the troops can occupy defensive positions on heights on our sides and take out targets and a longer range by properly using the advantage of altitude and delay further advancements of their troops( there are other aspects too as use of airforce and artillery and counter use of these from our side will be a factor ) Sigs along with the upgraded Dragunov and some new snipers will be an addition to them along with better machine guns for taking out a larger group of enemy forces in areas which are strategically important and thus has a large enemy concentration. Some dmrs can be used for scattered missions for taking out enemy HVTs and small enemy squad patrols in the battlefield, I also remember an instance of Iraq war where a jihadi did so by taking out squads in the field using his Dragunov svd, this type of tactics can have a major role in breaking the morale of the enemy troops. Main work can be done by AK and rest guns will be supplementing the battle.. In case of offensive warfare. the sigs will have a much greater role as its ha higher calibre gun and will be used to kill troops on top of cliff whereas assault rifles will be in a support role and will be used at a much closer range, and that too would be a problem as the height advantage of enemy troops will be a problem...
Whats your perspective sir? @AVINASH4061No offence, you have typed so much content but still have not mentioned the specifics. My request is don't look at a weapon only from the SF perspective when the Govt is wanting to buy it. It's primarily for the infantry, in our case more to do with the warfare in mountains. Also our SF has the conventional roles mostly in the mtns, also in the deserts. Knowing the specifics of offensive and defensive battle shall give all you people more clarity on how to assess a weapon system.
Actually no one gave him a correct or precise answerNot exactly what Maj Avinash asked, but I feel we're very much behind in modern carrier borne mortar systems with integrated FCS. I believe the Chinese have several pieces like this.
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The Israelli company Soltam made this for Thailand using a TATA LPTA.
Shows how much we knowActually no one gave him a correct or precise answer
@Gessler Maybe you'd be able to answer?Context with respect to the assault rifle/ carbine and its capabilites.
ExactlyShows how much we know
They are good but now obsolete, given the equipments available in the world.@AVINASH4061 whats your take on Galil Sniper and PK machine gun especially from Special Forces point of view.
That's a wonderful equipment, but its efficacy in the mountains need to be validated. Else it ll only be useful in the desert and plains.Not exactly what Maj Avinash asked, but I feel we're very much behind in modern carrier borne mortar systems with integrated FCS. I believe the Chinese have several pieces like this.
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The Israelli company Soltam made this for Thailand using a TATA LPTA.
The Chinese are using similar equipments in large quantities, as I’m told the maneuverability of these things is advantageous in the mountains .That's a wonderful equipment, but its efficacy in the mountains need to be validated. Else it ll only be useful in the desert and plains.
I am sure u would have came across many more equipment which are not in our arsenal, but through weapon familiarisation or joint sessions with foreign SFs.Among them what all equipment you were impressed with which u wpuld have taken instead of the standard issue ones. Ps: i am asking about small arms not quad tubes,commns, backpacks,helmets or boots as there is no comparison between what we have with those foreign onesThey are good but now obsolete, given the equipments available in the world.
Sir which caliber did you find better sir, 7.62x51mm NATO or 7.62x54R?@AVINASH4061 whats your take on Galil Sniper and PK machine gun especially from Special Forces point of view.
You must have asked @AVINASH4061.Sir which caliber did you find better sir, 7.62x51mm NATO or 7.62x54R?
If I am to have a sniper rifle, I would prefer a system based on the Lapua Magnum for it's obvious advantages. Also PKMG is reliable but not modular, also because it's open breech weapon, operators can't carry the weapon loaded. It's a problem in case of a fleeting contact and sitting in the ambushes.They are good but now obsolete, given the equipments available in the world.
I edited my post to include his name after like 5 minutes when I realised itYou must have asked @AVINASH4061.
Btw what i have reqd from many forums 7.62x54R have a slightly ballistic performance but it comes with some disadvantages. When used in machine guns due to its design it is fed through non disintegrating belts though it is heard it can be fed through disentegrating belts though not much designs are available jn market. Thats what Gessler said.
Also match grade ammo for Russian round is not easily available as the Nato round.
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