Indian Small Arms and Weapons

[samsaptaka]

View: https://x.com/alpha_defense/status/1900951019477233757

When i am in a competition of appreciating indigenous products and my opponent is UP police
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Any idea if this is with opteek sights or not

 

[spadex]

Any idea if this is with opteek sights or not

Obviously no. Not even the army believes in sight let alone police force

 

[KAB7777]

Any idea if this is with opteek sights or not

Asked around, it’s not.

 

[username unkown]

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/7bGQOqv3cVY?si=IGfuglJrdw-3VERp

 

[eastern_bhartiya]

Any idea if this is with opteek sights or not

Optic toh fauji hin use nahi karte, thulle kya karenge

 

[Unknowncommando]

Excalibur Mk-1

 

[SKC]

Excalibur Mk-1

I see a lot of Police personals carrying rifles this way, on the chest by sling.
Is this taught as a standard or they developed it themselves with time?
Can't we have a better posture and place to carry these rifles?​

 

[Unknowncommando]

SSB | GHAATAK

 

[Unknowncommando]

Chhattisgarh
OFB EXCALIBUR MK-1 | OFT TRICHY + UBGL | AR-M5F41

 

[Zoid Raptor]

Being in us everyone would consider AR over AK due to cost
M72 seems nice
I think AK is better in my opinion

I don't think cost is a factor. You can get an AK platform for ~$500-700 like the ones from Century Arms, Riley Defense etc

There are pretty affordable ARs' available like PSA, BCA, S&W but for the most part, you'd have to replace parts after ~7k rounds. It's more about the modular design, ability to build from scratch using various uppers/lowers/butt stocks etc makes Americans gravitate towards ARs'

AKs' are good in terms of cost, usage in rugged terrain & harsh environments along with the reliability but there are certain ARs' which are on par with much better ergonomics

 

[username unkown]

I don't think cost is a factor. You can get an AK platform for ~$500-700 like the ones from Century Arms, Riley Defense etc

There are pretty affordable ARs' available like PSA, BCA, S&W but for the most part, you'd have to replace parts after ~7k rounds. It's more about the modular design, ability to build from scratch using various uppers/lowers/butt stocks etc makes Americans gravitate towards ARs'

AKs' are good in terms of cost, usage in rugged terrain & harsh environments along with the reliability but there are certain ARs' which are on par with much better ergonomics

I ar parts are more available in usa and AK ammunition is expensive than ar