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Testing INSAS

Post by marksmanlko » Sat Sep 15, 2012 2:09 am

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The primitive village area was a perfect place simulating something out of "Call of Duty ps3 series"
But the real feel or recoil and the three dimensional damage to the target is something which could never be simulated as reality.
It is an INSAS Standard Assault Rifle using 5.56X45 mm NATO ammunition. This rifle is based on the Kalashnikov AK-47 action with modifications. The basic gas-operated action (long stroke gas system, rotating bolt, and stamped steel receiver) is of the Kalashnikov pattern. The gas system is fitted with a manual gas regulator similar in design to that found on the FN FAL as well as a gas cutoff. The charging handle is positioned on the left side of the forearm; it is similar in position and design to the German HK G3 rifle. . The stock, handle and front support of this gun has a unique forest camo which blends well in darker maps such as Brushwood or Dark Forest . In terms of statistics, the gun is very effective, with high accuracy, average damage and superb rate of fire. With the same amount of stopping power as the M416 and fast fire rate, the INSAS Rifle is an effective choice at close ranges. Despite this, the INSAS Rifle also excels at medium to long ranges because of the pre-attached scope and high accuracy.
Found it a Little crude as compared to AK47 but the accuracy part is better for short range. I tested its accuracy only upto 25-30 mts estimated and found it to be comparatively better than 47.

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by xl_target » Sat Sep 15, 2012 3:23 am

Cool Beans!
So how did you come to test it?
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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by Ravi1000 » Sat Sep 15, 2012 8:37 am

I am not too sure about it, I personally feel that the SLR is better, the only disadvantage the SLR suffers from is that it doesnt fire automatic or continous rounds at a single pull of a trigger.......................

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Ravi1000 wrote:I am not too sure about it, I personally feel that the SLR is better, the only disadvantage the SLR suffers from is that it doesnt fire automatic or continous rounds at a single pull of a trigger.......................
Ravi,
the SLR is very hard for most people to control in full auto. The rifle is almost overpowered by the cartridge. Keep in mind the original design envisioned a lot smaller cartridge, an assault rifle cartridge if you must. The 7.62 X 51 chambering was a compromise to accommodate sales to NATO. The SLR is a battle rifle and the INSAS is an assault rifle. Still, the SLR is a fine rifle just as its parent the FAL is.

See Skyman's post about Battle rifles HERE
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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by gladiatorgarg » Sat Sep 15, 2012 10:24 am

INSAS is quite an accurate rifle if its zeroed properly, i av achieved first shot hit at 100 yrds at a single brick with my service wpn n the brick was in 3parts,evn SLR can be modified to be fired in auto but as already been said its recoil is quite a handful n accuracy is also poor in auto mode..i hope our more learned n esteemed seniors can enlighten us more about this..

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by loner » Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:33 am

gladiatorgarg wrote:SLR can be modified to be fired in auto
And you just need a file to do so. Hope ATF won't declare the Century imported Ishapore L1A1 as machineguns :lol:
gladiatorgarg wrote:INSAS is quite an accurate rifle if its zeroed properly, i av achieved first shot hit at 100 yrds at a single brick with my service wpn n the brick was in 3parts
MoB (Minute of Brick) isn't a great accuracy, when you compare it to AR15/M16 which can give 1/2 MoA, even 1/4 MoA.
Still if it can hit a human head upto 200 yards, it's a good assault rifle.

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by gladiatorgarg » Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:51 am

okk loner let me try with insas next time let me see what it /we can achieve :lol: n so far as machine gun is concerned my fav 7.62 its awesome...

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by Ravi1000 » Sat Sep 15, 2012 3:33 pm

xl_target wrote:
Ravi1000 wrote:I am not too sure about it, I personally feel that the SLR is better, the only disadvantage the SLR suffers from is that it doesnt fire automatic or continous rounds at a single pull of a trigger.......................
Ravi,
the SLR is very hard for most people to control in full auto. The rifle is almost overpowered by the cartridge. Keep in mind the original design envisioned a lot smaller cartridge, an assault rifle cartridge if you must. The 7.62 X 51 chambering was a compromise to accommodate sales to NATO. The SLR is a battle rifle and the INSAS is an assault rifle. Still, the SLR is a fine rifle just as its parent the FAL is.

See Skyman's post about Battle rifles HERE
Thanks friend, the only knowledge and experience i have with these weapons are during my three year NCC period. I havent touched guns since then...........................

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by loner » Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:04 pm

xl_target wrote:the SLR is very hard for most people to control in full auto. The rifle is almost overpowered by the cartridge. Keep in mind the original design envisioned a lot smaller cartridge, an assault rifle cartridge if you must. The 7.62 X 51 chambering was a compromise to accommodate sales to NATO. The SLR is a battle rifle and the INSAS is an assault rifle. Still, the SLR is a fine rifle just as its parent the FAL is.
You lie see here :D
Compton style drive by with it :mrgreen:

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by boris » Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:30 pm

xl_target wrote:
Ravi1000 wrote:I am not too sure about it, I personally feel that the SLR is better, the only disadvantage the SLR suffers from is that it doesnt fire automatic or continous rounds at a single pull of a trigger.......................
Ravi,
the SLR is very hard for most people to control in full auto. The rifle is almost overpowered by the cartridge. Keep in mind the original design envisioned a lot smaller cartridge, an assault rifle cartridge if you must. The 7.62 X 51 chambering was a compromise to accommodate sales to NATO. The SLR is a battle rifle and the INSAS is an assault rifle. Still, the SLR is a fine rifle just as its parent the FAL is.

See Skyman's post about Battle rifles HERE
Very true sir,i'd say the same for the G3 not so great in full auto.
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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by Hammerhead » Sun Sep 16, 2012 5:11 pm

So what's the test results, what did you test actually . ... ?

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by marksmanlko » Sun Sep 16, 2012 7:19 pm

xl_target wrote:Cool Beans!
So how did you come to test it?
Thnx Sir !!! just few contacts.. As u know is behind everything in India :(

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by loner » Sun Sep 16, 2012 7:39 pm

marksmanlko wrote:Thnx Sir !!! just few contacts.. As u know is behind everything in India :(

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Hook a brother up man :mrgreen:

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by The Doc » Sun Sep 16, 2012 7:58 pm

marksmanlko wrote: The stock, handle and front support of this gun has a unique forest camo which blends well in darker maps such as Brushwood or Dark Forest .
:?: Can't see Camo any where .

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Re: Testing INSAS

Post by loner » Sun Sep 16, 2012 8:34 pm

Doc that's the uber secret camo, it only activates when the gun is inside a forest :D

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