Indian Small Arms and Weapons

Russian lobby getting replaced by jews and americans. But importance of India for Israel has increased with the kind of bad reputation Israel has worldwide .Anti-jew sentiments have grown quite a bit in the west since the oct 7 fueled war.
Yes but the sad part is it will always be a lobby of some other country never an Indian lobby lol anyway atleast now I hope some good sights reach the troops
 
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Ugram with the push to ugram in recent months it seems like they are aiming for State police and CAPF Contract it's seems decent just replace the Handguard to an MLOK.
Keeping in mind the issue frontline troops are having with the MLOK handguard of the Sig since we barely have gloves on during OPs, this polymer handguard makes sense. A similar full length polymer handguard would be fine.
 
Keeping in mind the issue frontline troops are having with the MLOK handguard of the Sig since we barely have gloves on during OPs, this polymer handguard makes sense. A similar full length polymer handguard would be fine.
My counter would be that State police does not operate in that temprature so they should be absolutely fine with this. But full length polymer handguards will do just fine just replace these eye sores
 
If the target customers are state police and CAPF then it doesn't matter whether it has M-Lok or KeyMod or even PSO-1 rail. Because end of day they're not going to mount anything. If majority of frontline troops are still using iron sights and that too with the sights folded...what makes you think CAPF would ever bother to mount anything on their rifle!?

Also police and CAPF can never be a good target customers for .308s. Majority of CAPFs know nothing except AKs and state police (primarily SWAT) would find .308 too powerful and would rather procure handful of some Gucci foreign .223 rifles.

Leaving just few state police forces like in J&K or Manipur, where there's CI-CT ops as the only possible customer if army doesn't place orders.

And lastly, I don't think OFB has still bothered procuring the licence for M-Lok...so a full length aluminium or even polymer M-Lok handguard is bit of a far cry.
 
And lastly, I don't think OFB has still bothered procuring the licence for M-Lok...so a full length aluminium or even polymer M-Lok handguard is bit of a far cry.
Quad Rail/Keymod to the rescue. A basis quad rail with Magpul style polymer handguard would also do the job.
 
This whole unit purchase shit pisses me off so much just do one standard testing and standardise it
I too was of the same opinion bruh....but given the endless trial process of IA for any bulk order and corrupt gernails, lobby, MoD babus, with a whole clusterfk of a procurement system to boot, unit level purchases atleast ensure frontline fighting troops on the ground have "something". Sad state of affairs....
 
Kicks like a mule, No chance IA gonna select this, CAPF maybe...
Indian Army is not looking for a 7.62X51mm so ofc it's not gonna get selected they are aiming for State police and CAPF Contracts
 
Indian Army is not looking for a 7.62X51mm so ofc it's not gonna get selected they are aiming for State police and CAPF Contracts
Why 7.62x51mm anyways so fkin heavy,shit ton of recoil
 
Why 7.62x51mm anyways so fkin heavy,shit ton of recoil
It was started when everyone was in "5.56 wimpy, 7.76 kills" frenzy.
Which we now know is a flawed observation.

But as like most of India's indigenous technologies...they were bit late to join the bandwagon. To be specific; they kind of perfected it after IA already ordered substantial SIG-716i.
 
since Ugram, which is ARDE 5.56mm Carbine enlarged in 7.62 NATO, is being discussed, some of my own suggestions about it from good ol' D F I

Ugram-R assault rifle in 7.62x39mm, to take on traditional Kalashnikovs here
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Ugram Mk2, further modernised with lower receiver with SR-25 magazine well for commonality with SIG-716I mags here, also provided bolt hold open/release feature
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Ugram Mk2A, now with picatiny rails for buttstock adapter to put on any kind of aftermarket buttstock on it, plus front iron sights removed off the gas block and now supplemented by front BUIS that flips down when not required
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since Ugram, which is ARDE 5.56mm Carbine enlarged in 7.62 NATO, is being discussed, some of my own suggestions about it from good ol' D F I

Ugram-R assault rifle in 7.62x39mm, to take on traditional Kalashnikovs here
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Ugram Mk2, further modernised with lower receiver with SR-25 magazine well for commonality with SIG-716I mags here, also provided bolt hold open/release feature
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Ugram Mk2A, now with picatiny rails for buttstock adapter to put on any kind of aftermarket buttstock on it, plus front iron sights removed off the gas block and now supplemented by front BUIS that flips down when not required
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Handguard should be changed , rifle looks too for a lack of better word , " bare " to me .
 
Modernized INSAS; some 7,000km from its birthplace.
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SIG Sauer's new SG563 modernization prototype. An up-to-date assault rifle with ambidextrous control, M-Lok handguard, better grip and stock, all borrowed from SIG's MCX family...but retaining the original SIG Sauer 553 long stroke operating system, bolt and rock-n-lock magazine.

As INSAS, FN CAL and SG553 are sisters, this really shows the full potential to which it can be modernized.
 
@johny_baba does any of the full-length handguards for the AK have a provision to remove gas tube without the use of tools?

Also, do the AR15s have collapsible buttstock, in service with any forces?
 
does any of the full-length handguards for the AK have a provision to remove gas tube without the use of tools?
In AKs you have this compromise of easy disassembly vs handguard length.

If the handguard is short then you can remove it without any tools as it uses the existing metal clips and gas tube of AKs to attach. But as you increase the length, it starts to get wobbly and lose zero. That's why almost all of the longer length handguards (going beyond the gas block) uses screws to clamp securely.
Also, do the AR15s have collapsible buttstock, in service with any forces?
With the Model 607 in 1959 the collapsible buttstock became standard on almost all short barreled AR-15s.
So all of our M4s have them.
 

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