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A mere 90,000 assault rifles a year manufactured in India

dude do u understand the terms? HMG=heavy machine gun,LMG=light machine gun.

INSAS LIGHT MACHINE GUN



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INSAS LMG THERMAL SIGHT

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I have No Idea if INSAS has HMG Variant
 
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dude do u understand the terms? HMG=heavy machine gun,LMG=light machine gun.

INSAS LMG 5.56 mm INSAS (folding and fixed butt variants) - An Indian version of Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) Incorporated for suppressive and cover fire for troops. Barrel is designed for long and continued fire,It has auto fire mode with 30 round feed capacity along with Bipods. Meant to replace the old Bren LMG.

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Specifications (LMG):
Cartridge: as for AR
Operation: as for AR (no 3-round burst)
Locking: as for AR
Feed: 30-round plastic box magazine
Weight: fixed butt, empty, 6.23kg, loaded 6.73kg; folding butt, empty, 5.87kg, loaded 6.37kg
Length: fixed butt, 1.05m; butt folded, 890mm; butt extended, 1.025m
Barrel: standard, 535mm; short, 500mm
Rifling: 4 grooves, rh, 1 turn in 200mm
Sights: as for AR (200-1000m instead of 200-400m)
Sight radius: 475mm
Muzzle velocity: 925m/s (std barrel), 915m/s (short barrel)
Muzzle energy: 1780J (std barrel), 1740J (short barrel)
Recoil energy: 2.75J (std barrel), 2.85J (short barrel)
Rate of fire: as for AR
Max effective range: 700m (std barrel), 600m (short barrel)
Manufacturer: Small Arms Factory, Kalpi Road, Kanpur.


HMGs are Browning M2, NSV, KPV
 
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i agree that INSAS had some limitation.

so instead of producing a product with some limitations.....
y not develop a gud product and then have a mass production....


now about ur devastating blow.... plz look history we ran over east pakistan in a week.......... "After the initial preemptive strike, PAF adopted a defensive stance in response to the Indian retaliation. As the war progressed, the Indian Air Force continued to battle the PAF over conflict zones,[40] but the number of sorties flown by the PAF gradually decreased day-by-day.[41] The Indian Air Force flew 4,000 sorties while its counterpart, the PAF offered little in retaliation, partly because of the paucity of non-Bengali technical personnel.[4] This lack of retaliation has also been attributed to the deliberate decision of the PAF High Command to cut its losses as it had already incurred huge losses in the conflict.[42] The PAF also did not intervene during the Indian Navy's raid on Pakistani naval port city of Karachi.

In the east, the small air contingent of Pakistan Air Force No. 14 Sqn was destroyed, putting the Dhaka airfield out of commission and resulting in Indian air superiority in the east." from wikipedia..



karachi burned till 3 days....

now who gave a devastating blow. plz answer


This thread is not related to FUCKIN* War history, Kid. .:angry:
 
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INSAS LMG 5.56 mm INSAS (folding and fixed butt variants) - An Indian version of Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) Incorporated for suppressive and cover fire for troops. Barrel is designed for long and continued fire,It has auto fire mode with 30 round feed capacity along with Bipods. Meant to replace the old Bren LMG.

600px-LOCgalilar2.jpg


Specifications (LMG):
Cartridge: as for AR
Operation: as for AR (no 3-round burst)
Locking: as for AR
Feed: 30-round plastic box magazine
Weight: fixed butt, empty, 6.23kg, loaded 6.73kg; folding butt, empty, 5.87kg, loaded 6.37kg
Length: fixed butt, 1.05m; butt folded, 890mm; butt extended, 1.025m
Barrel: standard, 535mm; short, 500mm
Rifling: 4 grooves, rh, 1 turn in 200mm
Sights: as for AR (200-1000m instead of 200-400m)
Sight radius: 475mm
Muzzle velocity: 925m/s (std barrel), 915m/s (short barrel)
Muzzle energy: 1780J (std barrel), 1740J (short barrel)
Recoil energy: 2.75J (std barrel), 2.85J (short barrel)
Rate of fire: as for AR
Max effective range: 700m (std barrel), 600m (short barrel)
Manufacturer: Small Arms Factory, Kalpi Road, Kanpur.

Dude its just an assualt rifle! not an LMG..

HMGs are Browning M2, NSV, KPV
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Dude india doesnt have M2 Browning..
 
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Do you really think this is an assault rifle?

INSAS LMG

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Yes.You want to see SAW or LMGs?
FN Minimi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
FN MAG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
PK machine gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rheinmetall MG 3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
one of the few SAWs or LMGs used by Pakistan army....... now watch these and compare Insas LMG?
Insas is in the league of G3A3,AK series etc.... weapons capable of firing burst or fully auto.

Also wats with the color? its fading out man!!!!!!! heck if u watch it closely its stell is also kinda wierd.
 
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Yes.You want to see SAW or LMGs?
FN Minimi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
FN MAG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
PK machine gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rheinmetall MG 3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
one of the few SAWs or LMGs used by Pakistan army....... now watch these and compare Insas LMG?
Insas is in the league of G3A3,AK series etc.... weapons capable of firing burst or fully auto.

Also wats with the color? its fading out man!!!!!!! heck if u watch it closely its stell is also kinda wierd.

Dude you are quoting older versions, which is typical heavy stuff

These are the light weights, new generation, it looks like assault weapons only.

for e.g

Heckler & Koch MG4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Look lMGs by periods.

Light machine gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And regarding its looks, it doesnt matter, and its colour will fade, it is not for showing off.

Thx
 
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i agree that INSAS had some limitation.

so instead of producing a product with some limitations.....
y not develop a gud product and then have a mass production....


now about ur devastating blow.... plz look history we ran over east pakistan in a week.......... "After the initial preemptive strike, PAF adopted a defensive stance in response to the Indian retaliation. As the war progressed, the Indian Air Force continued to battle the PAF over conflict zones,[40] but the number of sorties flown by the PAF gradually decreased day-by-day.[41] The Indian Air Force flew 4,000 sorties while its counterpart, the PAF offered little in retaliation, partly because of the paucity of non-Bengali technical personnel.[4] This lack of retaliation has also been attributed to the deliberate decision of the PAF High Command to cut its losses as it had already incurred huge losses in the conflict.[42] The PAF also did not intervene during the Indian Navy's raid on Pakistani naval port city of Karachi.

In the east, the small air contingent of Pakistan Air Force No. 14 Sqn was destroyed, putting the Dhaka airfield out of commission and resulting in Indian air superiority in the east." from wikipedia..



karachi burned till 3 days....

now who gave a devastating blow. plz answer

Listen the point wasn't to show who is stronger or bigger! The point was if a country as small as pakistan can really turn their weaknesses into strengths, then a country like India should learn from it. Instead of simply bashing the statement, understand how ingenious they are. They created a gun culture and made it a point to instill nationalism thru one way or another. Look at the positive things that make them an effective fighting force, not the negative stuff. As for the INSAS, weren't there complaints that it was made enemies? I say shoot to kill, and if you insist on capturing them alive shoot to wound. But again this requires a lot argot practice, which is a shame since India doesn't do much of that. Remember 26/11?
 
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And whats the point of your these lines(Bold) in your post :hitwall: Are you retarded or what????:undecided: Don't post mere bullshit in your posts. Don't flame

Im not flaming retard, I don't got the time to write about the history of the war or wars. Thats why Indians and Pakis get looked down upon in the states! You guys are two peas of the same pod but can't see past your fuking differences that you have more in common than not! Anywy ,the point I was trying to make was that Indians mostly look at what they accomplish and only take notice of the good stuff but fail miserably to analyze why they lost and take corrective measures unlike Pakistan.
 
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INSAS LMG is a replacement for BREN or MG1B machine gun common in IA ,although Bren is old but still effective.
Although in Kashmir or North East area IA operate very versatile range of LMG's from PKM ,MG2A1,NEGEV, to some which are still not known to general public
 
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Dude you are quoting older versions, which is typical heavy stuffThese are the light weights, new generation, it looks like assault weapons only.

for e.g

Heckler & Koch MG4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

800px-HK_MG4_01.jpg


These LMGs are used by the worlds most modern armies starting frm USA,GERMANY,BELGIUM,ISRAEL,CANADA,EU,PAKISTAN.

MG-3 is still german armies standard LMG... Same can be said about Minimi,Para,etc


I did now compare the fire power of Insas LMG to a Minimi ? heck it has a feed of 30 rounds thts wat average modern assault rifles have!!

And regarding its looks, it doesnt matter, and its colour will fade, it is not for showing off.

Thnks

Dude are these colored after manufacture? i mean arent these like other weapons where the carbon fiber has the color and is not painted? i mean thts kinda wierd.
 
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These LMGs are used by the worlds most modern armies starting frm USA,GERMANY,BELGIUM,ISRAEL,CANADA,EU,PAKISTAN.

MG-3 is still german armies standard LMG... Same can be said about Minimi,Para,etc



Whats your point, Indian Army is not modern and we induct our onw crap? come on, we really test the stuffs to dead b4 we induct, check MRCA.

I did now compare the fire power of Insas LMG to a Minimi ? heck it has a feed of 30 rounds thts wat average modern assault rifles have!!

Who told you it have only 30 rounds box? from the pix above?

Dude are these colored after manufacture? i mean arent these like other weapons where the carbon fiber has the color and is not painted? i mean thts kinda wierd.


As i stated above, its for war purpose, not for exhibitions..

"Do not judge a book from its cover picture"
 
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