Indian Special Forces

[abingdonboy]

MKU has fully refreshed its branding & website, some new versions of products are also up:

Check out more at:

Global Defense & Homeland Security Company that Empowers heroes

Global defense & homeland security company. MKU offer a range of solutions in optronics and ballistic protection that span across soldier and platform systems.

www.mku.com

All of the rail/nod add-ons on their helmets are always clamped on and not screwed in. Is this a philosophicall reason for MKU (as bolts are meant to reduce the structural integrity of helmets by a certain amount) or do they not have the technical capabilities to integrate these things onto helmets like the leading PPE players can?

 

[avknight1408]

MKU has fully refreshed its branding & website, some new versions of products are also up:

Global Defense & Homeland Security Company that Empowers heroes

Global defense & homeland security company. MKU offer a range of solutions in optronics and ballistic protection that span across soldier and platform systems.

www.mku.com

Tata Advanced Systems too has updated its website along with new products. Their earlier website was pretty terrible.

TATA ADVANCED SYSTEMS

www.tataadvancedsystems.com

Under the optronics section it is claimed that they have supplied night vision devices to various special forces including NSG.

Source - Optronics section

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

Tata Advanced Systems too has updated its website along with new products. Their earlier website was pretty terrible.

TATA ADVANCED SYSTEMS

www.tataadvancedsystems.com

Under the optronics section it is claimed that they have supplied night vision devices to various special forces including NSG.

Source - Optronics section

The dual tube ones to NSG or monotubes?

 

[Gessler]

All of the rail/nod add-ons on their helmets are always clamped on and not screwed in. Is this a philosophicall reason for MKU (as bolts are meant to reduce the structural integrity of helmets by a certain amount) or do they not have the technical capabilities to integrate these things onto helmets like the leading PPE players can?

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MKU's whole MUKUT product was built around the no-holes-in-shell approach.

Pretty sure they can offer it if that's how you want...after all the version of ACHs sold to IA in bulk do have bolts:

 

[Aditya Ballal]

MKU's whole MUKUT product was built around the no-holes-in-shell approach.

Pretty sure they can offer it if that's how you want...after all the version of ACHs sold to IA in bulk do have bolts:

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Shiv Aroors video on Livefist covered this, Indian Army chose the one with bolt, but boltless version is available and shown also. We have to consider that Indian Armed forces are not their biggest customers so a lot of stuff happens there.

 

[Aditya Ballal]

All of the rail/nod add-ons on their helmets are always clamped on and not screwed in. Is this a philosophicall reason for MKU (as bolts are meant to reduce the structural integrity of helmets by a certain amount) or do they not have the technical capabilities to integrate these things onto helmets like the leading PPE players can?

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I think they have the capability to do so as their old High Cut helmet had a bolt to integrate MACS.

I think it mainly has to do with compromise in protection due to the bolts, AFAIK only the Safariland Delta X uses an epoxy based adhesive to hold the rails in place to go around the use of many bolts.
MKU feels the clamps are good enough ig to hold the rails in place.

 

[abingdonboy]

Shiv Aroors video on Livefist covered this, Indian Army chose the one with bolt, but boltless version is available and shown also. We have to consider that Indian Armed forces are not their biggest customers so a lot of stuff happens there.

Weren't MKU working on an ECH, whatever happened to that?

 

[Tier69operative]

PARA SF
Romanian Pm Md 90 [?] With Fab defence kit
PX 4 Storm

 

[ManhattanProject]

PARA SF
Romanian Pm Md 90 [?] With Fab defence kit
PX 4 Storm

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Add all those rails and all you mount is a vertical foregrip.

 

[ManhattanProject]

All of the rail/nod add-ons on their helmets are always clamped on and not screwed in. Is this a philosophicall reason for MKU (as bolts are meant to reduce the structural integrity of helmets by a certain amount) or do they not have the technical capabilities to integrate these things onto helmets like the leading PPE players can?

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The rails on the MKU helmet seems like an afterthought.

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

 

[Scramjet]

Look at this thing, how good it is as compared to the standard issue ones

 

[Aditya Ballal]

Look at this thing, how good it is as compared to the standard issue ones

I liked their other Ordnance plate issue plate carrier more in terms of looks n all.

 

[Tier69operative]

Add all those rails and all you mount is a vertical foregrip.

Comp M4 was attached to that, but they took it out for cleaning lol.

 

[Assassin 2.0]

Today I spotted a force in delhi at connaught place armed identical to SPG moving down from Delhi police bus and on their plate carriers SWAT was written in bold white colour. They moved so quickly that i didn't got time to click a picture and traffic was also moving.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Eotech 512 On an AK

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

On the high cut helmet on the top, is that a laser designator or an identification device?

 

[Sourajit Dutta]

On the high cut helmet on the top, is that a laser designator or an identification device?

Visor looks similar to those on Riot Helmets. My guess is camera.

 

[Tactical Doge]

On the high cut helmet on the top, is that a laser designator or an identification device?

Visor looks similar to those on Riot Helmets. My guess is camera.

It's a camera from mohoc tactical

Even Russians use it, good if our forces are looking into it

 

[mupper]

On the high cut helmet on the top, is that a laser designator or an identification device?

It's a camera from MOHOC