I would like to ask one thing. How long will MSMC will take to enter into service because I think it is a perfect PDW and can fill the gap between an assault rifle and 9 mm carbine.Drivers are issued with Rifles too..
Its the Mech Inf gets the folded Butt Rifles..
Insas is ok, 9 mm carbine is good riddance..
MOD launched a RFI for Assault rifles for Infantry also they launched RFI for carbines, Both are of 5.56mm..I would like to ask one thing. How long will MSMC will take to enter into service because I think it is a perfect PDW and can fill the gap between an assault rifle and 9 mm carbine.
The INSAS is smoother to cock and reload, but more difficult to re-assemble after stripping. Its like the AK.guys couple of days back i had a close look with a 1996 made insas,sterling ,slr ,bren and .303 during effence ex in ma college.compared to slr insas was very easy to handle,cock and reload.
KUNAL did you know which are the 4 rifles that the army selected finally for tests?How is the performance of ak101 compared with other western rifles chambered for 5.56 nato?MOD launched a RFI for Assault rifles for Infantry also they launched RFI for carbines, Both are of 5.56mm..
MSMC may take part in the carbine RFI if ready.
No Info available..KUNAL did you know which are the 4 rifles that the army selected finally for tests?How is the performance of ak101 compared with other western rifles chambered for 5.56 nato?
Please confirm, this is the INSAS 1B, right?
Will post More when i am clear to do so..
Anyways, Enjoy..
By blow-back, did you mean recoil?No Info available..
As i looked on AK-101 specs it just the weight is reduced but the internals are same as AKM so its blow back is similar as Insas, Where as other like SIG &Others don't have such deign, So less blow back and accurate firing but maintenance is more..
Other operating principles for self-loading firearms include blow forward, gas operation, recoil operation, Gatling, and chain. The blowback principle may be considered a simplified form of gas operation, since the cartridge case behaves like a piston driven by the powder gases.[1]
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowback_(firearms)
New Rifle 1B1..Please confirm, this is the INSAS 1B, right?
Yes to be precious recoil mechanics..By blow-back, did you mean recoil?
In war when you need to reload the rifle, you need to have one hand on the trigger, just in case you need to fire fast. Now if the charging handle is on the right side for most of the soldiers they need to remove their hand from the trigger and then do the same. Since in war every second count this just might save his life. This is only explanation i can think of (subject to correction).why insas is having the charging handle in the left side instead of right side like ak and m4? when i tried to cock the weapon i find it uncomfortable as iam a right hander any way the folding type charging handle enhances the safety.
from theoretical point of view it is correct.but as far i felt charging handle on the right side was easy as the cocking of the sterling carbine (it has handle on the rifght side ) was more easy than that of insas.In war when you need to reload the rifle, you need to have one hand on the trigger, just in case you need to fire fast. Now if the charging handle is on the right side for most of the soldiers they need to remove their hand from the trigger and then do the same. Since in war every second count this just might save his life. This is only explanation i can think of (subject to correction).
I have picture of Woman BSF soldiers doing the same but it is in other computer.
Because Indian soldiers are used to the FN-FAL style of charging with the left hand.why insas is having the charging handle in the left side instead of right side like ak and m4? when i tried to cock the weapon i find it uncomfortable as iam a right hander any way the folding type charging handle enhances the safety.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8YmmSj9xrIcoz our troops are used to the left hand cocking of SLR
Ordnance Factory BoardDAYLIGHT TELESCOPIC SIGHT FOR 5.56 mm RIFLE (INSAS)
Day light telescope sight for 5.56 mm rifle is a compact lightweight instrument for accurate aiming during daylight, dusk and dawn conditions.
Characteristics
Magnification 2.5 X
Field of View 15 °
Type of Objective Refractive type
Type of Eyepiece Fixed focus type, monocular
Effective focal
length
Objective & Erector
Eye Piece
67.5 mm
26.9 mm
Axial transmission 55 % minimum
Range 400 metres
Parallax Within 30 Seconds
Eye Clearance 38 to 45 mm
Resolution 37 Seconds
Graticule Pattern One vertical and two horizontal bore sighting lines and an aiming circle for man size target at 200 meters range. Upper & lower dots for 100 & 400 mtrs.
Physical Characteristics
Dimension
Length 255 mm
Width 65 mm dia.
Height 88 mm maximum
Weight without mount 530 gms
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