Future Indian Rifle

[TimeTraveller]

AK 47 and M4 are mainly designed for short range combat which involves mostly special forces for long Range and for infantry Guns are like M16 and AK 74 and FN Scar or HK 417 and your INSAS

Ok.....Thankyou Sir......

 

[Koovie]

It could not effectively do its job and for that India had to import Tavor. Which elite group in India have you seen using the INSAS? The Ghataks and Paratroopers use Tavor.

It was not meant to be a special operations weapon... and since the Tavor is much better than the carbine version of the Insas they went for the Tavor.

 

[Armstrong]

I want a gun for ladies with this pattern.

Yaaar achaa eik cheez bataaa, as a Business School, which of the three universities would be a better choice - Durham, Sheffield or Birmingham ?

 

[Echo_419]

Unfortunately it is still the exhibition stage.

Nope it is being tested as we speak

 

[livingdead]

Yaaar achaa eik cheez bataaa, as a Business School, which of the three universities would be a better choice - Durham, Sheffield or Birmingham ?

bhaijaan... main who business main nahi hun.. see the ranking naa.. I know you can get desi food in birmingham.
what happened to that pathan who studied in france..forgot his id.

 

[Armstrong]

bhaijaan... main who business main nahi hun.. see the ranking naa.. I know you can get desi food in birmingham.
what happened to that pathan who studied in france..forgot his id.

Dost....dost na rahaaa !

 

[livingdead]

Dost....dost na rahaaa !

eeni meeni miinie moe..birmingham it is..

@Armstrong you planning to study in UK?

 

[Indian Patriot]

It was not meant to be a special operations weapon... and since the Tavor is much better than the carbine version of the Insas they went for the Tavor.

It has little to do with special operations and more to do with its ineffectiveness. 5.56 mm rifles don't weigh 4.5 kgs without magazine.

 

[Armstrong]

eeni meeni miinie moe..birmingham it is..

@Armstrong you planning to study in UK?

Got admitted in a few !

 

[Koovie]

It has little to do with special operations and more to do with its ineffectiveness. 5.56 mm rifles don't weigh 4.5 kgs without magazine.

The INSAS was meant to be more of a frontline rifle for regular troops etc while the Excalibur should have been used for light infantry units (paratroopers etc) but it was a failure (too heavy etc)

 

[The_Sidewinder]

Yaaar achaa eik cheez bataaa, as a Business School, which of the three universities would be a better choice - Durham, Sheffield or Birmingham ?

Manchester bhi boora option nahi hei. Meri ek cousin padti thi waha. Abhi Hungary mei job kar rahi hei. Us bschool ka naam bhul gaya.

Note: Dont shoot the messenger. Free ka advice de raha hu.

P.S. Havard is the best.

 

[livingdead]

Got admitted in a few !

best of luck mate.. and welcome to UK..

 

[The_Sidewinder]

It was certainly not a "very good" one, but it did its job.

It was too heavy, bad ergonomics, bad production quality, low ammo capacity, no full auto ...

Very lagake galti.kar di. You are absolutly right. With many defects it did its job.

 

[Indian Patriot]

The INSAS was meant to be more of a frontline rifle for regular troops etc while the Excalibur should have been used for light infantry units (paratroopers etc) but it was a failure (too heavy etc)

Modern 5.56 mm rifles do not weigh more than 3 kgs empty. The 7.62 x 51 mm SLR weighs 4 kg empty. In fact an empty SLR is lighter than an empty INSAS even though the SLR fires the more heavier round. Modern rifles are supposed to be light and easy to carry. That was the whole concept about the 5.56 mm round. INSAS failed miserably on that account.

 

[Koovie]

Modern 5.56 mm rifles do not weigh more than 3 kgs empty. The 7.62 x 51 mm SLR weighs 4 kg empty. In fact an empty SLR is lighter than an empty INSAS even though the SLR fires the more heavier round. Modern rifles are supposed to be light and easy to carry. That was the whole concept about the 5.56 mm round. INSAS failed miserably on that account.

No question about its weight, thats for sure

Its way too heavy, especially considering its low ammo load.