Exactly... but s*** hit the fan big time. With nothing steady in their industry, I cannot see how they will achieve bigger and more complex projects. The state of affairs is kind of sad in a way but it’s hilarious to see them chasing way to far ahead when nothing works well already..
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I have seen that little car-buggy thing online at places many times, never seen that ATV tho, its look so boxy
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SideNote: I wish former Brit colony Militaries would stop doing the weird jumping-walking they do when doing the 'military'walk' just to open up the arty piece.
I thought it looked familiar-in northern Canada where the bogs/marshes in good hunting/fishing areas and the mosquitoes/black flies are insanely numerous these are used to get into remote areas/haul out game meat etc-jaihind indigenous??NO
Here's how great the craftsmanship, quality control of Made in India armaments:
I dont get it , arent american guns locally made in america?? I personally dont know.
Dont tell they off-shored that industry to other nations too??? Esp one that far away, if it was mexico it be something.
Well as per my guilty non-pleasure Defence india or IDRW wants to build a next gen large DDG/cruiser displacing 18000 tons or more beating PLANs 055 DDG's of course with .....144 VLS cells!!!Fantasy is so nice.
Sig Sauer has been incorporating into their firearms for .
While sourcing parts from India might be cost effective for Sig Sauer, doing so has come at the expense of the gunmaker's reputation.
Guess you can say Indian gun parts are as reputable and as trustworthy as Indian media narratives.
Well as per my guilty non-pleasure Defence india or IDRW wants to build a next gen large DDG/cruiser displacing 18000 tons or more beating PLANs 055 DDG's of course with .....144 VLS cells!!!Fantasy is so nice.
TBF, the Indian shipbuilding industry should be able to construct an 18,000 ton cruiser with 144 VLS cells.
What they're going to struggle with is integrating disparate subsystems from Israel, Russia, Ukraine, Western Europe and god knows where else into a singular combat effective platform.
However, who are we to discourage them from trying? Let them waste their money on status symbols at the expense of actual capabilities . . .
Man even gun makers have to do this, cant you stick in your main countries/where you sell/have a big market, its not like its something huge labour intensive work (like making cars or other bigger /more complicated) products.
You gonna be using similar machines for the parts whether its in india or [insert country]
Smh.
Well Sig Sauer thought that Indian manufacturing "abundantly" meets their standards.
To be fair though. That gun in question is the notorious P320. Infamous for numerous unintentional discharges. Sig is facing numerous lawsuits for this. How much of it is attributed to Indian manufacture or Sig design flaw needs to be investigated further. So far, there's nothing conclusive yet.
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Light fighters aren't anyhow easier than heavy ones. In fact, it's the opposite. Heavy aircraft design can survive bad weight control and good idea fairy, light fighter can't.
It's telling that since ww2, even US in general consistently failed at light fighter design. Their "medium"s are consistently great, but not below that.