Police training HK GMG!!!!!

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Yeah I heard abt Army using US made AGLs.. But I found this interesting ..

Cops training with HK GMG!!!

HK GMG

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[Jungibaaz]

Very few areas where police could actually employ this sort of firepower. Very impressive nonetheless.

 

[Kompromat]

Is it imported or built under license?

Is it imported or built under license?

Very few areas where police could actually employ this sort of firepower. Very impressive nonetheless.

Like?

 

[Pak_Sher]

Police should have more of these weapons to eliminate criminals, gangs and terrorists.

 

[sohailbarki]

I think they will use it mainly for the defense of police installations

 

[Jungibaaz]

One thing's for certain, that is not the standard POF made AGL.

^From IDEAS 2006.

PA already has Mk 19.

Like?

You don't use this sort of thing in urban areas or any areas that don't allow for a bit of range for that matter, it can only be employed over large areas and fields. Even smaller AGL like the M32 aren't those kind of weapons, this is a mounted version. All of these puppies come with a minimum range, for the M32 it's 30m. Only HE rounds for this.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Police force should be trained on par with Army and recieve comparable compensation

 

[fatman17]

its dangerous to hand over such weapons to our corrupt and dis-organised police forces.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

One thing's for certain, that is not the standard POF made AGL.

^From IDEAS 2006.

PA already has Mk 19.



You don't use this sort of thing in urban areas or any areas that don't allow for a bit of range for that matter, it can only be employed over large areas and fields. Even smaller AGL like the M32 aren't those kind of weapons, this is a mounted version. All of these puppies come with a minimum range, for the M32 it's 30m. Only HE rounds for this.

Thts not a POF AGL but from DSA. AGL 40MM .. Here are the upgraded variants:

I wonder if GMG is also in use with PA.. Apart from the M series.

 

[Sulman Badshah]

It is Daudson

 

[Icarus]

I was once involved in an ambush and even under intense fire, I could not hold back my laughter as I saw a subedar run up to a relatively young havaldar with an RPG-7 tailing enemy movement and shout at his head:

"Ch**t main maar, ch**t main maar rocket saalay ki, ch**t main maar"

Now, whenever I see a sepoy with intense firepower, the words repeat themselves over in my head and I find it hard not to smile to myself, thank you @DESERT FIGHTER for bringing a smile to my face.

On a more professional note, I believe that it is good that the Police is being provided training to use platforms with such extreme firepower but at the same time, we must focus on the core training principles that the Police lack in their training, most cannot handle a weapon properly, fire from their hip and use their weapon on automatic which results in inaccurate fire, waste of ammunition and speaks of poor training.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

I was once involved in an ambush and even under intense fire, I could not hold back my laughter as I saw a subedar run up to a relatively young havaldar with an RPG-7 tailing enemy movement and shout at his head:

"Ch**t main maar, ch**t main maar rocket saalay ki, ch**t main maar"

Now, whenever I see a sepoy with intense firepower, the words repeat themselves over in my head and I find it hard not to smile to myself, thank you @DESERT FIGHTER for bringing a smile to my face.

On a more professional note, I believe that it is good that the Police is being provided training to use platforms with such extreme firepower but at the same time, we must focus on the core training principles that the Police lack in their training, most cannot handle a weapon properly, fire from their hip and use their weapon on automatic which results in inaccurate fire, waste of ammunition and speaks of poor training.

Bhai what do you think abt the recent CT units being established by KPK,Punjab n Baluchistan*already did)...?

 

[Icarus]

Bhai what do you think abt the recent CT units being established by KPK,Punjab n Baluchistan*already did)...?

They are just Police who can handle a weapon better than the rest, KPK Police had a few batches of new ASIs trained by the Army and naturally, they have much greater confidence in their own skills which are much superior to the others if I might add at the same time but the essential mistake of having the Army train the Police is something that I have qualms against.
The Army is raised and trained accordingly to act as a front-line against enemy aggression, they are trained to react to matters with the urgency and conviction needed for a man to survive against an enemy that seeks only to kill him and is trained in a thousand ways to achieve that goal. Police training needs to be softer as they must interact with the public and perform most of their duties in packed public places. The roles and situations mean that training methodologies for both forces are divergent and should be addressed accordingly.

 

[Armstrong]

I was once involved in an ambush and even under intense fire, I could not hold back my laughter as I saw a subedar run up to a relatively young havaldar with an RPG-7 tailing enemy movement and shout at his head:

"Ch**t main maar, ch**t main maar rocket saalay ki, ch**t main maar"

Now, whenever I see a sepoy with intense firepower, the words repeat themselves over in my head and I find it hard not to smile to myself, thank you @DESERT FIGHTER for bringing a smile to my face.

On a more professional note, I believe that it is good that the Police is being provided training to use platforms with such extreme firepower but at the same time, we must focus on the core training principles that the Police lack in their training, most cannot handle a weapon properly, fire from their hip and use their weapon on automatic which results in inaccurate fire, waste of ammunition and speaks of poor training.

That is so wrong...so...so wrong !

 

[Informant]

I was once involved in an ambush and even under intense fire, I could not hold back my laughter as I saw a subedar run up to a relatively young havaldar with an RPG-7 tailing enemy movement and shout at his head:

"Ch**t main maar, ch**t main maar rocket saalay ki, ch**t main maar"

Now, whenever I see a sepoy with intense firepower, the words repeat themselves over in my head and I find it hard not to smile to myself, thank you @DESERT FIGHTER for bringing a smile to my face.

On a more professional note, I believe that it is good that the Police is being provided training to use platforms with such extreme firepower but at the same time, we must focus on the core training principles that the Police lack in their training, most cannot handle a weapon properly, fire from their hip and use their weapon on automatic which results in inaccurate fire, waste of ammunition and speaks of poor training.

How can you not smile at that?