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India Showcases Indigenous Sniper Rifle, Drone Defences At International Police Expo
The three-day event is showcasing over 300 technologies focused on policing, homeland security and public safety, including India's indigenous Tyto sniper rifle and the country's first AI-enabled anti-drone patrol vehicle.
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In A First, Bengaluru Firm Makes India's First Indigenous Sniper Rifles
In line with the central government's push to make India a major defence manufacturing hub, a firm based in Karnataka's Bengaluru has developed the country's first indigenous sniper rifle prototypes that are meant for use by the Indian armed forces.
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Army Inducts New Sniper Rifles To Respond To Ceasefire Violations By Pak
The Army has provided advanced sniper rifles to its troops posted along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kashmir Valley and Jammu region to retaliate ceasefire violation by Pakistan.
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India Gets Its Own Sniper Rifle From West Bengal's Ishapore
The Ishapore sniper costs Rs 2.5 lakh plus tax, has a caliber of 7.62 mm, weighs 6.7 kg and can kill at 800 metres. H&N rifles, three times the price, have a longer range but weigh 7.2 kg, a half-kilo difference in weight that could be critical in a crisis.
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India Showcases Indigenous Sniper Rifle, Drone Defences At International Police Expo
The three-day event is showcasing over 300 technologies focused on policing, homeland security and public safety, including India's indigenous Tyto sniper rifle and the country's first AI-enabled anti-drone patrol vehicle.
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In A First, Bengaluru Firm Makes India's First Indigenous Sniper Rifles
In line with the central government's push to make India a major defence manufacturing hub, a firm based in Karnataka's Bengaluru has developed the country's first indigenous sniper rifle prototypes that are meant for use by the Indian armed forces.
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Army Inducts New Sniper Rifles To Respond To Ceasefire Violations By Pak
The Army has provided advanced sniper rifles to its troops posted along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kashmir Valley and Jammu region to retaliate ceasefire violation by Pakistan.
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India Gets Its Own Sniper Rifle From West Bengal's Ishapore
The Ishapore sniper costs Rs 2.5 lakh plus tax, has a caliber of 7.62 mm, weighs 6.7 kg and can kill at 800 metres. H&N rifles, three times the price, have a longer range but weigh 7.2 kg, a half-kilo difference in weight that could be critical in a crisis.
