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Older 1B1 and INSAS LMG ..
I reported your post for the absurd and unfounded allegation on IA leadership.So IA could be operating both a 7.62x51 AND 7.62x39 (if Ghatak wins over Mk.1C)? What absurdity.
Anything to make a quick buck for the IA generals.....
Or misguided people who hate INSAS name itself due to repeated abuses from the mediaView attachment 21471
So Ghatak got huge no of fans too
How about we bring in the MCIWS back again?In my honest opinion,Army should go for INSAS Mk.1C Excalibur instead of Ghaatak.
Has better sights,better receiver (milled vs. stamped steel on Ghaatak) and somewhat better ergonomics than Ghaatak.
If army wanna induct a 7.62 x 39mm Rifle then simply rechamber Mk.1C Excalibur into 7.62 x 39mm and modify receiver section to adopt AK mags,won't take much effort.
UNDER COVER!Can anyone say what's the status of AAR?
Isnt that what OFB is attempting with 762x51 rifle?....If army wanna induct a 7.62 x 39mm Rifle then simply rechamber Mk.1C Excalibur into 7.62 x 39mm and modify receiver section to adopt AK mags,won't take much effort.
My biggest dream was to see MCIWS/AAR in hands of my brethren and sisters in Armed Forces,then happened fall of Parrikar and it never got fulfilled in first place.How about we bring in the MCIWS back again?
Of course,but Kalashnikov platform is not ideal for such powerful full length cartridge,better keep it limited to 7.62 x 39mm.Isnt that what OFB is attempting with 762x51 rifle?
Yeah and those guns are not meant to be used as a combat rifle/assault rifle carried by a single person,they are made for some specific purposes.Kalashnikov platform is used for much bigger rounds, 7.62x54, 12.7x107 and even 14.5x115
12.7x108 and 14.5x114 from Kalashnikov !!!??!!??!! What is this ? God's T-Rex hunting rifle ?Kalashnikov platform is used for much bigger rounds, 7.62x54, 12.7x107 and even 14.5x115
But why even go that way? AAR is designed to handle both 5.56 x 45mm and 7.62 x 39mm. AAR is better in almost every way than insas mk1c and ghaatak. Frankly it's a no brainer. Just imagine a scenario where we have an indigenous 7.62 NATO rifle probably the OFB one for the infantry albit much improved and matured and on the other hand we have the AAR for the rest. Absolutely no need whatsoever to pay a premium for a rifle not made in india and certainly one not going to be able to handle indian environmental condition and stresses.In my honest opinion,Army should go for INSAS Mk.1C Excalibur instead of Ghaatak.
Has better sights,better receiver (milled vs. stamped steel on Ghaatak) and somewhat better ergonomics than Ghaatak.
If army wanna induct a 7.62 x 39mm Rifle then simply rechamber Mk.1C Excalibur into 7.62 x 39mm and modify receiver section to adopt AK mags,won't take much effort.
As per rumours,MCIWS/AAR is dead,or needs more clarifications.That is why i said that.But why even go that way? AAR is designed to handle both 5.56 x 45mm and 7.62 x 39mm. AAR is better in almost every way than insas mk1c and ghaatak. Frankly it's a no brainer. Just imagine a scenario where we have an indigenous 7.62 NATO rifle probably the OFB one for the infantry albit much improved and matured and on the other hand we have the AAR for the rest. Absolutely no need whatsoever to pay a premium for a rifle not made in india and certainly one not going to be able to handle indian environmental condition and stresses.
Bullpup rifles will always have a softer recoil than normal config assault rifles. The Tavor 7 certainly seems quite a decent gun.
IWI Tavor 7 (7.62x51) video ... It looks like it dosent have a re-coil at-all or may be camera tricks ... What do you guys think ?
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