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The whole thing is pretty unclear though as we are considering putting a red dot on Insas,but nobody is sure as to whether this rifle will be retained or phased out soon.DRDO claims to be in the process of developing two rifles for the project but no detailed info is out yet except a few vague...

Saw this report long back but nothing has been heard since then!!Also the interesting part is that it will be a private arms manufacturer.

Looking at the PLA it is commendable how the Chinese have come up with a world class weapon in QBZ-95,,thus even our own weapon developers need a chance to upgrade the INSAS or bring about a replacement to the INSAS as self dependency in terms of arms is always sought by any country.

This is hopefully Pakistan's next.......

I came across somewhere that the G36 was facing reliability problems in the extreme weather conditions in Afghanistan.That is why the German army was ready to move over to HK416.Also i think that it is not a good idea to induct the G36 in the IA now as the G36 is good but much better options are...

How good it would have been if IA used the black furniture.Then no one would have complained about ergonomics.

Because they are improved but might still suffer from some problems as my frnd Kunal has pointed out.

Actually the problem is not with the INSAS alone but whatever i've said has actually been heard about the 5.56mm (NATO) rounds.It is said that the penetrating power of 5.56mm is not as much as compared to the 7.62mm of the Russian origin.However 5.56 was adopted more because of it's accuracy...

Yes but that's okay for the special forces lyk paracommandoes and MARCOS,,,,bt do know any such news about the general infantry,,will they continue to operate with their INSAS which is said to be good for injuring the enemy thus earning a strategic upperhand while the enemy is involved in...

I read in an article few days back thet India has sent out tender invitations for foreign made carbines ,,,some of the variants in contention were the SAR-21 of Singapore,Belgian F2000,IWI Micro Tavor,,,, Any news on the progress so far...

What about the MSMC that was being developed at the ARDE,,,shall it ever be put to use ,,,,or is it always going to be in the state of development..... That weapon looks nice enough may be its high time to replace the ancient 9mm British steyns which are in service with the much modern MSMC.

Right said friend only if the babus can find some tym from filling their pockets,,they can concentrate on building a good weapon out of it,,, I really feel for the infantry ,,,that even after being provided with fairly ancient weaponary they risk their lives just for the sake of their motherland.

yes i've seen this video before!!!and that thing looks too big to be the next standard assault rifle of the Indian armed forces,,,,,however is it the real prototype of the weapon or is it just a rough outline.

Hi!!! i'm new to this forum Can anyone plzz tell me if India's DRDO and OFB is developing a new assault rifle capable of firing the 6.8mm round then why is the Indian army looking for a foreign variant like the Tavor X95 or the SAR-21... Can anyone post a few pics of the new assault rifle...