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This seems quite weird, can someone tell me why a marksman in a tree would use a bolt-action? He's too close to the action for the slow loading rifles right? He should be using a semi-auto according to me.

This is the standard of Pakistani trolls. When they began to lose to the argument, they calim, "Oh our military is futuristic, James Bond-ish. It hides all its procurements. :lol: From what I can see, the JF-17s to be sold to Egypt will be armed with PL-12/SD-10 missiles. Not the ones with...

Probably.

Not really that insane. It's basically an amalgamation of the best features on all rifles. Improved ergonomics, P-Rails, reliability, ubgl, I think they are tired of excuses. They have asked simple yes/no questions, for every single feature they can, :lol:. If it's a no, then the manufacturer...

Can someone id all the guns in there in there? 'specially the ones with the MPRS on top?

Don't know whether it's been posted already, but here's the army's GSQR for F-INSAS rifles. http://indianarmy.nic.in/writereaddata/RFI/193/rfipmo_03dec10.pdf UBGL, 5 different bullets, flip up sights, 4-sided P-rail, etc. The document is big-a$$, so I didn't read it thoroughly, but as...

I understand you saying Russian, but how Chinese? A guy from our own camp attacked us. :rofl:

There really isn't any other rifle we use that looks like that. But the problem with that is that the SSG is a bolt-action. Could that rifle be the PSG-1? That's the only weapon that has a similar butt. Second one, I did say I was just guessing for that one. I just thought so that 'coz of the...

Steyr SSG 69 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The one with the soldier on the top has got to be that the SSG 69. No other rifle in the IA looks like that. The one below is carrying a Dragunov SVD I guess. I can't see that rifles butt really clear;y, but it looks like an SVD.

Those MPRS guns look great.

Our Master? Says the guy whose country gets bombed, and his leaders continue to be their puppets? :rofl: Don't make me laugh. And how does US figure into this? You claimed that SSG is some all powerful, most pro SF in the world, and I burst your bubble. Why even bring up US? The Baston attack...

Mehran? Minutes? And in minutes you lost 11 naval officers, one fireman, 3 SSG(N) officers, 1 sailor, and 2 Rnagers, and had 16 personnel wounded, not to mention 2 P3C Orions destroyed. If a quick operation from the supa dupa SSG(N) is so costly, I do wonder how terrible it would be if they are...

Give a synonym for ignorant. Hint: He calls himself chauvinist. :rofl: What foreign commandos? The NSG took down all 10 terrorists in hardly a day or 2 (an operation which no one would have done right. And why see this one and ignore all other successful ops? In it's entire history...

A question to anyone who can answer it for me. The IA regular troops use Motorola Walkie Talkies for communication. What do our SFs use?

The article says it is the Central Industrial Security Force. A paramilitary force, or rather as the Government says, Sentral Armed Police Force.

:rofl: :rofl: Sure sure, go on and troll. The more we feed you, the sooner you get frustrated, the sooner you get pink. :devil:

There is a fence across the border. The BSF has been given permission to kill anyone who comes across illegally. Now whether they are smugglers, terrorists, illegal migrants, does not matter, if we have rules set down, all are expected to abide by them.

They controlled a section of east Tamil Nadu, and made forts there. The Travancore Empire was a protectorate under the Marathas once (I think). During the War of 27 year, at one point, the Marathas were losing, so they took refuge at Fort Gingee, and returned later to defeat those Mughals.

Indian Armed Forces - Page 477 MSMC ftw!!!

oops my bad. I always forget that Pakistani Punjab is bigger. I always think of it as a mirror image of Indian Punjab.