Small arms and Light Weapons

[hitesh]

again russian
Groza OC-14 / OTs-14

Caliber, mm: 9x39 SP-6, 7.62x39 M43
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length: 610 mm (with grenade launcher installed)
Barrel length: 240 mm
Weigth: 2.7 kg in basic configuration; 4.0 kg with attached grenade launcher
Magazine: 20rds (9mm), 30rds AK-47 type (7.62mm)
Rate of fire: 700 rounds per minute

 

[hitesh]

FN P90 personal defense weapon / submachine gun (Belgium)

 

[hitesh]

now on all SMG

 

[hitesh]

Modern Sub Machine Carbine / MSMC submachine gun (India)

Characteristics


Caliber 5.56x30 MINSAS
Weight 2.98 kg empty
Length (stock closed/open) 500 / 700 mm
Barrel length 300 mm
Rate of fire ? rounds per minute
Magazine capacity 30 rounds

 

[hitesh]

Uzi pro submachine gun (Israel)

Caliber 9x19mm Luger / Parabellum
Weight 2,3 kg
Length (stock closed/open) 282 / 514 mm
Barrel length 134 mm
Rate of fire 1050 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity 25 rounds

 

[hitesh]

Type 05 5.8mm / JS 9mm submachine gun (PR China)

Type 05 JS (Jian She)
Caliber 5.8x21mm DAP92-5.8 9x19mm DAP92-9 (9mm Luger/Para)
Weight 2.2 kg empty 2.1 kg empty
Length 500 mm 450 mm
Barrel length n/a n/a
Rate of fire n/a n/a
Magazine capacity 50 rounds 30 rounds
Effective range 150-200 m 100-150 m


Chang Feng submachine gun (PR China)

Characteristics



Caliber: 9x19mm Luger/Para
Weight: 2.1 kg empty
Length (stock closed/open): 405 / 588 mm
Barrel length: 250 mm
Rate of fire: 800 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 50 rounds
Effective range: 100-150 mete

 

[hitesh]

PP-90M1 submachine gun (Russia)

 

[hitesh]

Heckler - Koch HK MP7A1 submachine gun / personal defense weapon (PDW) (Germany)

Characteristics



Caliber: 4.6x30mm HK
Weight: 1.5 kg empty
Length (stock closed/open): 340 / 540 mm
Barrel length: 180 mm
Rate of fire: 950 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 20 or 40 rounds
Effective range: 150-200 meters

 

[hitesh]

Check this out.. Larger bullet.

4:56

Check this out.. smaller bullet......still..........................

 

[ALBY]

hitesh i was not comparing mp7 with any of those assault rifles ..i compared it with the SMGs...and coming to your AN94 eventhough it has a pinpoint accuracy ,greater range and high firing rate...but there are a bunch load of problems which diminishes all its advantages...
1) Unlike the AK-74 the AN-94 "Abakan" isn't simple at all in assembling, disassembling, and maintenance.
2)It has lower reliability in unpleasant conditions and need accurate care.
3) It is expensive to train solider to use the "Abakan", it takes long and it's maintenance itself is expensive comparing with the AK-74.
4)The rifle has quiet bad ergonomics while the pistol handle and inclined in a vertical plane magazine are uncomfortable to use.
5) The buttstock folding into the right side closes the trigger and a safety-lock when it is in folded position. This negative feature allows to fire only when the buttstock is pulled off for the right handed shooters.
6) There is no serious improvement in semiautomatic or fully-automaitc fire accuracy over Kalashnikov's design, however, and, as people say, AR is not a woodpecker, it's not designed to hit one point constantly to drill holes, so the ability to hit one point with 2 bullets is fancy but not very usefull for any practical purposes. 7.62 mm AK did just the same thing with 1 heaviar bullet.

AN94 is just a tiger in paper and firing range only....in battle fields it couldn't do any revolution...

 

[hitesh]

hitesh i was not comparing mp7 with any of those assault rifles ..i compared it with the SMGs...and coming to your AN94 eventhough it has a pinpoint accuracy ,greater range and high firing rate...but there are a bunch load of problems which diminishes all its advantages...
1) Unlike the AK-74 the AN-94 "Abakan" isn't simple at all in assembling, disassembling, and maintenance.
2)It has lower reliability in unpleasant conditions and need accurate care.
3) It is expensive to train solider to use the "Abakan", it takes long and it's maintenance itself is expensive comparing with the AK-74.
4)The rifle has quiet bad ergonomics while the pistol handle and inclined in a vertical plane magazine are uncomfortable to use.
5) The buttstock folding into the right side closes the trigger and a safety-lock when it is in folded position. This negative feature allows to fire only when the buttstock is pulled off for the right handed shooters.
6) There is no serious improvement in semiautomatic or fully-automaitc fire accuracy over Kalashnikov's design, however, and, as people say, AR is not a woodpecker, it's not designed to hit one point constantly to drill holes, so the ability to hit one point with 2 bullets is fancy but not very usefull for any practical purposes. 7.62 mm AK did just the same thing with 1 heaviar bullet.

AN94 is just a tiger in paper and firing range only....in battle fields it couldn't do any revolution...

iwas not prasing Abakan94 but refering to its less recoil , who said its underperformer .....

 

[hitesh]

Nikonov AN-94
The AN-94 assault rifle had been officially adopted by the Russian Army and the Ministry of Internal Affairsin 1994 as a possible replacement for the venerable Kalashnikov AK-74 series assault rifles. The AN index means "Avtomat Nikonova", or Nikonov Assault rifle. This rifle had been designed by the Gennady Nikonov, a Russian arms designer, at the IZHMASH state factories, during the late 1980s and early 1990s. This rifle, initially known as the ASN prototype, had been developed for and submitted to the Russian Army trial contest, held in the early 1990s. This contest, known under the code name "Abakan" (a small city in Russia), was intended to develop the more effective replacement for the AK-74 assault rifles. The ASN was tested among the many other prototypes and eventually won the trials, and was consequently adopted. Originally it was intended to replace most, if not all, AK-74 rifles in the Russian service, but it soon turned out that the complete replacement is impossible due to the economical (mostly) and some other reasons. At the present time the AN-94 is considered as the "professionals' choice", and isused in limited numbers by the elite forces of the Russian Army, police and Internal Affairs Ministry

 

[ALBY]

read those 6 points clearly hithesh...you will get your answer

 

[hitesh]

AN94 introduction

 

[hitesh]

INSAS 5.56mm firing

 

[hitesh]

Galil
Israel

 

[hitesh]

Supresser

 

[hitesh]

Suppressed M4

 

[hitesh]

M249 SAW Suppressed

 

[hitesh]

guns & roses