Indian Special Forces

[Marliii]

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

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SSS defence upgrade?

 

[Marliii]

SSS defence upgrade?

It was posted on strategic front saying it was SSS def upgrade

 

[abingdonboy]

which resource you are talking about?
Also most of the pics i have seen they do cover their faces.
Might not be a low profile thing could be another reason but the resources reason seems total BS.

Resources could apply to contingent numbers also

 

[SGOperative]

Resources could apply to contingent numbers also

Makes sense

 

[ManhattanProject]

Dude glocks wont go off like that. It has a two trigger system. Much safer than the thing in 9mm Browning.. In training you wont be having holsters, then u are taught to tuck the pistol in right hip and draw when called up. It wont discharge.

Dude glock do not have a "two trigger" system, its called a passive safety meant to make the glock drop safe. If there is a foreign object in the trigger it will fire.

 

[ManhattanProject]

SSS defence upgrade?

Yeah 100% SSS defence. Looks like they removed the front sight and Install the handguard. Army probably didnt want to modify the rifle too much so the other kit was accepted. The one below.

 

[shouryav105]

Is that peq 2 on the tavor or something else ?

 

[ManhattanProject]

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Is that peq 2 on the tavor or something else ?

yes thats a peq2.

 

[ManhattanProject]

Yeah 100% SSS defence. Looks like they removed the front sight and Install the handguard. Army probably didnt want to modify the rifle too much so the other kit was accepted. The one below.

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Can anyone tell me what kind of optic that is?

 

[ALBY]

Dude glock do not have a "two trigger" system, its called a passive safety meant to make the glock drop safe. If there is a foreign object in the trigger it will fire.

Nope. Only partially true. If there is only a slight pressure and not full squeeze of both triggers the gun wont fire.
The presence of foreign object will result in fire if that foreign objects pressure is enough to fully squeeze the socalled passive trigger system.In real life situations while the glock is tucked into the right side of your jeans chances of such accidents is minimal.
Holsters are made for a purpose. Yes. But in a covert work especially when yiu are in plain clothes, holsters wont be a practical thing, also tucking pistols into shoes and all those things arr comfortable only in movies. In real life you are taught to tuck the pistol into right side of waist under tge shirt and i had never heard of any accidental firing in doing so.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars

 

[abingdonboy]

Holsters are made for a purpose. Yes. But in a covert work especially when yiu are in plain clothes, holsters wont be a practical thing, also tucking pistols into shoes and all those things arr comfortable only in movies. In real life you are taught to tuck the pistol into right side of waist under tge shirt and i had never heard of any accidental firing in doing so.

This might have been true 30 years ago but you can get low-vis EDC holsters easily nowadays, tucking a pistol into your waistband is not only stupid it's impractical.

And it's a fact that the Glock specifically is designed to be holstered at all times when not needed, the makers will tell you that.


Again, people need to stop making excuses for the indefensible, the waistband stuff is amateur and illiterate behaviour.

 

[SGOperative]

This might have been true 30 years ago but you can get low-vis EDC holsters easily nowadays, tucking a pistol into your waistband is not only stupid it's impractical.

And it's a fact that the Glock specifically is designed to be holstered at all times when not needed, the makers will tell you that.


Again, people need to stop making excuses for the indefensible, the waistband stuff is amateur and illiterate behaviour.

And low-vis EDC holsters are easily available to the soldiers here in India?

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars The SF Coolman.

 

[ManhattanProject]

And low-vis EDC holsters are easily available to the soldiers here in India?

Buy them on amazon.com.

 

[SGOperative]

Buy them on amazon.com.

He might not be a officer. And we want him to purchase the equipment on his own? There are multiple variables. The equipment is provided by the organization.

 

[Aditya Ballal]

Buy them on amazon.com.

They’ll have to pay a ridiculous amount on customs duty (40-45% of its value for most goods), which becomes extremely unaffordable. I remember @AVINASH4061 sir saying on one of his podcasts that he was lucky his wife worked in Air India on flights to the US, so he was able to purchase his gear at reasonable prices(already out of reach for most jawans and leaving only officers who can afford it).

 

[ALBY]

And low-vis EDC holsters are easily available to the soldiers here in India?

This might have been true 30 years ago but you can get low-vis EDC holsters easily nowadays, tucking a pistol into your waistband is not only stupid it's impractical.

And it's a fact that the Glock specifically is designed to be holstered at all times when not needed, the makers will tell you that.


Again, people need to stop making excuses for the indefensible, the waistband stuff is amateur and illiterate behaviour.

Manytimes guys ask their friends or cousins in USA to buy holsters for Glocks as standard issue ones not that good..