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It has got some special feature that deserves appreciation and its induction into the army will improve the fighting skills of soldiers.

Multi calibre individual weapon system (MCIWS) – It is also an indigenously developed rifle by India which is expected to replace the mostly used INSAS assault rifle.

But its variants have eradicated these drawbacks. But some issues of jamming, cracking ofthe magazine and semi-automatic mode were scars on it. This rifle is being used by Nepal, Bhutan and Oman military. It has its basic design similar to AK M but has some points of difference too.

INSAS – This is the mostly used assault rifle in Indian Armed Forces and was originated in India.

As most of the part of the ground and face to face fight is done by the Indian army, most of the assault rifles are used by them as compared to the navy and Air Force.

Indian Armed Forces consist of three major parts: Army, Navy and Air Force.

Now here we will be discussing the assault rifles used by Indian Armed Forces. The mode is up to the soldier who decides its use as per the circumstances. Like safe mode (where no firing can be done), Semi-automatic mode (where the gun automatically prepares itself for next fire or we can call it as self-loading) and automatic (when a single trigger can fire continuously). Selective firearms are those in which the operator has options of firing as per situation.

Assault rifles are the rifles, which hand held and easy to carry and are selective fire modes. Indian Armed Forces are using many weapons, from big and long range to small and short range for a face to face fight.įirst of all, let’s clear the meaning of assault rifles. Weapons have changed their face from the era of ancient history to the current modernised and remotely operated weapons.And a powerful weapon adds more muscles to a soldier. “ Rifle is the first and last friend of a soldier”Ī weapon plays a crucial role in a soldier’s life.