Small arms and Light Weapons

[Kunal Biswas]

TYPES OF AK-47 Used BY RR

1. VZ-58
2. East German AK-47
3. Romanian AK-47
4. Bulgarian AK-47



Thanks To Villas for his work!!

 

[Yatharth Singh]

TYPES OF AK-47 Used BY RR

1. VZ-58
2. East German AK-47
3. Romanian AK-47
4. Bulgarian AK-47



Thanks To Villas for his work!!

And if i`m not wrong the bottom one with a fixed butt is still used by IA, isnt it?

BTW can you tell whether IA operates AN-94 or not as it is mostly used in Russia and is a very good weapon.

(without GL)

Russian soldier using AN-94

 

[Yatharth Singh]

I wonder why they dont cover their rifle with a white cloth or any type of white camo like our mountain regiments. Wont it affect their stealth?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

BTW can you tell whether IA operates AN-94 or not as it is mostly used in Russia and is a very good weapon.

(without GL)

Russian soldier using AN-94

RR is a Indian Army`S Elite CT Branch..

AN-94 is one of world`s most sophisticated and modern rifle but again due to its complexity its not popular, Majority of Russian forces use AK-74M and very few AN-94 used by VDV and SF units..

Indian Army don't use AN-94..

I wonder why they dont cover their rifle with a white cloth or any type of white camo like our mountain regiments. Wont it affect their stealth?

Russian use Cloths just like we do..

Those Pics above are for show..

Not a AK but SVD..

 

[Neil]

black INSAS, good to finally see more of black INSAS any one can tell what CP stands for ???

saya bhai....you sure its INSAS....??i mean it looks like AK.....only the magazine is of INSAS....

 

[ALBY]

the one with short magazine is insas and the one with longer one is ak47

 

[Kunal Biswas]

PUNJAB POLICE SWAT

 

[sayareakd]

Kumal sir you must be very happy man after seeing above pics.............

 

[sayareakd]

can some one told me what scope is on this rifle.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Kumal sir you must be very happy man after seeing above pics.............

I am happy, Punjab Police are bad boys..

The have chosen their weapons and camo carefully, Punjab Police use AK mostly very few u will notice using any-other therefore ammo is fine so does spares..

Regarding MP-7 its chosen for Armour piercing capability..

But their is always space for improvement, I recommend a Vest for magazine and grenades also a Knife and Pistol is must have for every man..

can some one told me what scope is on this rifle.

Russian Reflex sight Kobra with cover..

 

[Yatharth Singh]

Thanks Kunal sir for the info.

 

[sayareakd]

saya bhai....you sure its INSAS....??i mean it looks like AK.....only the magazine is of INSAS....

first one is black INSAS and far away second one is AK.

 

[sayareakd]

Russian Reflex sight Kobra with cover..

Yeah it is cobra red dot from russia, but interesting thing is the magnifier on the sight, it is ahead of red dot, while normally it is behind the red dot.

here is the magnifier

the usual place magnifier.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

I think that was a cover from snow and other objects...

 

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[sayareakd]

I think that was a cover from snow and other objects...

yeah you are right sir, looks like cover.

http://tantal.kalashnikov.guns.ru/kobra2.html

 

[AOE]

A thread about assault rifles and no mention about the first one ever made? Slackers lol

Sturmgewehr 44:

Also known as: StG 44, Maschinepistole 44 or MP44
Country of origin: Germany.
Year made: 1942
Put into production: 1944

Cartridge: 7.92x33 Kurz.
Action: Gas-operated, tilting bolt.
Rate of fire: 500-600 rounds/min.
Muzzle velocity: 685 m/s (2,247 ft/s).
Effective range: 300 m.
Feed system: 30-round detachable box magazine.
Sights: V-notch and hooded post.

Has been used by: Nazi Germany, Kingdom of Hungary, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Vietcong, Argentina, etc...
Some famous modern variants: FN FAL, and SIG SG 550.

Pictures:

One of the first demonstrations in October of 1943:

A bit of background history and demonstration of the weapon:

 

[Yatharth Singh]

One of the first demonstrations in October of 1943:

Can you shed some light on the scope used here?