India has created its own ASMI submachine gun as an alternative to the Israeli Uzi

In India, they announced the creation of the first self-developed submachine gun. This was reported by the press service of the Defense Research and Development Organization of India (DRDO).

The Indian ASMI submachine gun was created under the Make in India program to replace the existing 9 mm pistols.

DRDO reports say ASMI will be an alternative to Israeli Uzi submachine guns.

The prototype created during the last stage of testing fired about 300 rounds. Its sighting range is up to 100 m.

According to the latest data, the Indian ASMI is chambered for 5,56x30 mm. The Ministry of Defense believes that the tests carried out are already enough for the new submachine gun to be introduced into the troops.

Its rate of fire is named - up to 700 rounds per minute. How many shots in this mode can it withstand weapon, not reported. The mass of the submachine gun is about 3 kg. For comparison: the mass of the basic version of the Israeli "Uzi" is 3,5 kg without the store.

DRDO notes that such weapons will be effective in anti-terrorist operations, in close combat with the enemy.

DRDO:

The Indian-made submachine gun has increased ergonomics, several Picatinny rails, the ability to switch to single firing, a retractable stock, and low recoil when firing. The submachine gun was developed in accordance with the requirements of the General Staff of the Army by the Research and Development Center in Pune.

For reference: Pune is an Indian city in the west of the country with a population of about 4,5 million people, and is one of the centers of the Indian military industry.

Comments

[Cowbra]

The former Modern Sub Machine Carbine of Indian design, which for 10 years has been "accepted" with songs and dances. Ah, well, well, now another 10 years of dancing

[Insurgent]

Indian submachine gun ASMI created under the "Make in India" program to replace existing 9 mm pistols.

Wait, wait ... It's worth looking into.

Indians, what, have decided to "reward" everyone with such 3-kilogram "fools" instead of pistols (officers at least), or are we dealing with incorrect presentation of information?

[Cowbra]

The previous one, which is MSMK, they wooed the special forces, and they chose from the PP of their design and the Israeli Tavor. which, whatever one may say, is a weapon of another class. So there is no half a liter for sure - you won't figure it out

[Insurgent]

Quote: Cowbra

So there is no half a liter for sure - you won't figure it out

By the way .. About "half liter" Did you somehow miss the fact that the Hindus use intoxicants from their nationality?

I'll go now to search, make up for gaps in the Internet

[Cowbra]

Quote: Insurgent

Did you somehow miss the fact that the Hindus use intoxicants from their nationality?

National drink "spionerno u sahiba"

[Krasnodar]

Quote: Insurgent

Quote: Cowbra

So there is no half a liter for sure - you won't figure it out

By the way .. About "half liter" Did you somehow miss the fact that the Hindus use intoxicants from their nationality?

I'll go now to search, make up for gaps in the Internet

I tried Hindu whiskey in St. Petersburg - not bad, by the way)). And the food (in an Indian restaurant with his wife dined) - dragon breakfast

[Insurgent]

Quote: Krasnodar

Tried Hindu whiskey in St. Petersburg

Well, how would whiskey, still not a traditional national drink of the Hindus, rather colonial heritage.

[Krasnodar]

Yes, but in India, according to the restaurant owner, it is the most popular drink

[Insurgent]

Quote: Krasnodar

Yes, but in India, according to the restaurant owner, it is the most popular drink

In fact, there are a lot of historically traditional alcoholic beverages in India.
Different. And products of cooking and fermentation and distillation.

Here are just a few I found:

- Beer
- Jandia
- Lugdi
- Mahua
- Caesar
- Kasturi
- Arak
- Taati
- Callou
- Toddy
- Give a damn
- Desi
- Daru

Of course, only the name can tell about the character of the drink "beer"and then indirectly, and the rest should be studied, and better - as a naturalist-naturalist

[Krasnodar]

I know the love of Hindus for purity, the principle of study - the higher the degree, the safer

[Hunter 2]

Rum Indian - quite a High-quality drink!
Well, in terms of "love of cleanliness" ... Indian cuisine is, in general, something with something, so many spices, spiciness - Personally, I have never met anywhere else. They are used just in order to minimize food poisoning.

[Krasnodar]

My wife and I, how much we love spicy as "pale-faced", we could not finish their dishes

[Bolt cutter]

they could not finish their dishes

Eating is still a trifle compared to the "final" of digestion ... You can feel like a dragon spewing fire, but on the other, so to speak, belching body parts

[Krasnodar]

So they say - it hurts to enter and exit
"Wonderful coming out" (c)

[Bolt cutter]

In England, in their restaurants, the dishes are not at all so spicy - they have adapted to the tastes of the locals. And in small eateries "for their own", yes, there is fire in the literal sense of the word. But paradox is delicious

[Krasnodar]

Quite right. Paradoxically, I tasted real Indian food not in Israel, not in Western Europe, but in St. Petersburg
And it is sharper than the Yemeni (and there is generally "death to the pale face"), Ethiopian, Caucasian

[Bolt cutter]

The Indians themselves say that Indian cuisine is not too spicy. Sharp for Pakistanis, but really sharp for Bangladeshis. But for us they all look the same, so .... I ate Pakistani lamb at a Pakistani friend's, very tasty. Indian food - in the area of ​​southall and wembley is quite authentic, and in other places - already under the European taste. By the way, Cobra beer goes well with it.

[Krasnodar]

India is a big country, so their cuisine, I think, is very different everywhere

[Bolt cutter]

Large and very different inside, I still don't understand how they have not yet fallen to pieces with a parade of sovereignty.

[Krasnodar]

How did they not fall apart? Pakistan, Bangladesh, probably Sri Lanka

[Bolt cutter]

It's clear. India itself, not British India. After all, by and large, nothing keeps them together.

[Krasnodar]

Modern India? Economic ties

[Bolt cutter]

Unlikely. The states are quite self-sufficient, in some people there are more than in European states. They will live completely without each other. In some of them they die of hunger, and in others they live well. But no one tried to secede and drive their raw materials for export on their own. (And there is nothing else)

[Krasnodar]

So some supply cheap labor and raw materials to others - everyone is happy with everything. Without visas and customs duties, it's probably easier

[Bolt cutter]

Every state has plenty of both. Also religious contradictions ... But they probably have a different mentality.

[Krasnodar]

Buddhists and Hindus, in my opinion, are jealous and, accordingly, one should not strive for something. Well, the leadership of the states is not profitable to lead their independent states - with their level of corruption, they already live well, and political competitors are cut out physically - the people are tough and cruel

[Bolt cutter]

One word - Asians

[Krasnodar]

Well - in Asia, too, everyone is different But in general - yes, you are right.

[cat Rusich]

Quote: Insurgent

By the way .. About "half liter" Did you somehow miss the fact that the Hindus use intoxicants from their nationality?

Of nationally Indian - fenny - cashew moonshine

Winemaking fenny

Indian produces fenny

Bottle fenny in the restaurant.
Arrak - the product of the first distillation - inferior grade... Casulo is the second distillation, moderate strength. Fenny - third distillation, high-grade fenny - 42 degrees.

[Vladimir_2U]

And they will arm the crews of thousands of "Arjuns" so that they become even more breakthrough!

[NDR-791]

10 years "accepted" with songs and dances.
He is. And it's not even 10 years It is just not clear why this concept is generally accepted. Ultrasound - it sucks, and was done from fishlessness. Today it is the same as being proud to have repeated Schneider's cannon.

[Krasnodar]

What kind of ultrasound are you writing about? Basic - so be it, but "you can live", miniuzi - super, ultrasound - Pistol - yes, it sucks

[Hunter 2]

Quote: Krasnodar

What kind of ultrasound are you writing about? Basic - so be it, but "you can live", miniuzi - super, ultrasound - Pistol - yes, it sucks

To be honest, the MAC Model 10 (MAC-10) - personally impressed me more than the miniuzi. Didn't you come across? And about Mikrosi - write if used.

[Krasnodar]

I read about Ingram that he would be better - Sayeret Matkal used it in the 70-80s (I don't know what modification). I didn't come across - I didn't even see it alive. Micro - saw, but did not shoot. Looks "sexy".

[Hunter 2]

Quote: Krasnodar

Micro - saw, but did not shoot. Looks "sexy".

Excellent stat for Weapons
Me too, to be honest - I was intrigued by its appearance and characteristics ... but I saw only in pictures and read about it

[Krasnodar]

Shooting from him is carried out + - as with an ultrasound of a pistol - I'm talking about a grip

[NDR-791]

I am not writing this This is a comparison in the article. Most likely about basic and conversation. I have such an analogy: Until 1950, use PPSh-41, and at 51m, change to PPD !!!!
For comparison: the mass of the basic version of the Israeli "Uzi" is 3,5 kg without the store.

[Krasnodar]

Basic - I would not say that it is a bad thing. Not Wow, but you can't call it shit.

[Maki Avellevich]

Basic is a very good thing, although I personally did not like its very small length.
There are two good things.
Recoil tending to zero.
The barrel changes in 35 seconds.

[Krasnodar]

I worked with him in the shmir (PSC) in East Jerusalem and the surrounding area, just on the demobilization that came to the Second Intifada. Fair? Would prefer any M-16 and its derivative On all courses I shot him.
Not the most convenient, etc.

[vkl.47]

The prototype made 300 shots all ... in a series))) what to pull then))

[Hunter 2]

5,56x30mm MINSAS - India-made cartridge - for India only! The cartridge is quite "peculiar", on the one hand, a rather high initial velocity of the Bullet (~ 600 m / s), on the other hand, its very small mass (~ 2,6 g). In fact, removing the hydrodynamic effect - the stopping effect is not very high. For what purposes in general to develop weapons under this cartridge, I personally do not quite understand, in fact, and whom to arm them with! The Indians, as always, cheerfully went their own way in an unknown (as well as themselves) direction.

[Krasnodar]

Greetings, Alex! Maybe a police option? Although it is for the police that the stopping effect is important

[Hunter 2]

Quote: Krasnodar

Greetings, Alex! Maybe a police option? Although it is for the police that the stopping effect is important

Greetings Albert ... Very difficult to comprehend - The Mysterious Soul of the Hindus The police very rarely use Weapons at a distance exceeding ~ 15m. And you correctly noted that a stopping action is important for the police, even a conditional criminal who is mortally wounded by "this patron" can do a lot of things ... until the moment when he "realizes" that he is mortally wounded! In connection with this, I wrote, I am completely unclear for whom and for what tasks, Weapons for this patron.

[NDR-791]

To me - it is completely unclear for whom and for what tasks, Weapons chambered for this cartridge.
Yes, for sure to arm the crews. The tankers are there, the flyers. Bad analogue of our AKSU. And they have nowhere to go - they release the cartridge, but there is no one to sell it to. So they get out.

[Hunter 2]

Quote: NDR-791

And they have nowhere to go - they release the cartridge, but there is no one to sell it to. So they get out.

And so in almost everything, a very peculiar people! Why the standard calibers for PP did not please them, it is not clear!

[NDR-791]

It is not clear why the standard calibers for PP did not please them!
Well, stubborn ONET !!! They have the same quirk "Do it at home, do it yourself !!!". And to release someone else's cartridge it is necessary to buy a litsuhu and, as it were, not his own. And they buy only when there is nowhere to go. Remember how our "twisted" the Krasnopol technology. They didn't pay (though they didn't get anything)

[tikhonov66]

Vaaze, then "shoot on trials" - 300 rounds - THIS IS A TEST ?!
- this is not a test, this is eyewash ...
8 - ((

[Kerensky]

Judging by the photo, it is somehow "not licked", everything sticks out in all directions. And the "stars" on the screws, what if you have to unscrew or tighten in the field?

[Victor_B]

Quote: Kerensky

He is somehow "not licked", everything sticks out in all directions.

How many Indians I have met, they are all "sticking out in all directions"!
But in their houses there are purely gypsies!
Wood and gilding!

[Glennie]

What model is ACMI? - wet leasing?
JVPC submachine gun 5,56 × 30 mm - I know
MSMC submachine gun 5,56 × 30 mm (5,56 × 30 MINSAS) - I also know

[the47th]

It seems to me that 5,56x30 mm is the same useless cartridge as 5,7x28 mm and 4,6x30 mm.

[Dkuznecov]

Large-scale replacement of 9 mm for this whistle?
Probably the main argument was:
"It's hot here, no one will have armor."