I said earlier that this is a broken gun, but I refuse to change it! The Indian soldier's Insas rifle got stuck, so he removed the magazine and pulled the bolt vigorously. Assault steps from Insas

I said earlier that this is a broken gun, but I refuse to change it! The Indian soldier's Insas rifle got stuck, so he removed the magazine and pulled the bolt vigorously.

From the Insas assault rifle, we can clearly see the shadows of the Russian AK47, the Israeli Gallil, the Belgian FN and the German G3, which can really be described as a blind patchwork of "famous masters".

It is no wonder that since its service, it has been criticized by officers and soldiers of the Indian Army! For example, the Indian Army has repeatedly complained that there are problems with the quality of the Insas rifle, and in high-sea areas such as the Siachen Glacier and the Kagil Heights, it is easy to damage and crack parts.

In addition, the gun's fast and slow machine, handle and screw at the tail of the gun are also easily damaged, and the barrel is easily inflated in continuous shots. What's even more bizarre is that there is also a unique design in the middle of this rifle, which is said to be equipped with a device dedicated to collecting shells, which also has no official name, commonly known as "shell collection cylinders".

However, this is not because the Indian army has a strong sense of environmental protection! Rather, because India could not produce ammunition that matched the Insas rifle, they could only buy a large number of 5.56 mm NATO standard ammunition from Israel.

Guns and bullets come from two different countries, and it is inevitable that there will be a lot of "exclusion"! Therefore, this assault rifle, which originated from the "hybridization" of four famous guns, did not show any advantages.

On the contrary, the Indian army troops suffered a lot because of the gun: an Indian brigade commander who fought in Sierra Leone said that more Indian soldiers died because of the misfire of the Insas rifle than under the muzzle of the other side.