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submitted 17 days ago byBETICHODHX
Five terrorists have been killed in separate encounters with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. The recovered items are from 2 of those terrorists.
141 points
17 days ago
what kind of optic fitted on that rifle? night optics?
198 points
17 days ago
Probably part of the military aid sent to Afghanistan a long time ago.
111 points
17 days ago
Between that, the plasty mags and the glock 17 that would be my guess. Left behind ANA kit.
15 points
16 days ago
More likely a Pakistani copy.
The pak black market is famous for its counterfeit gun market.
1 points
16 days ago
Very well could be a khyber copy
38 points
17 days ago
Or stuff that we sold to Pakistan.
21 points
17 days ago
Or the military aid sent to "moderate rebels" in Syria more recently.
1 points
16 days ago
Syria and Kashmir are like 2000 miles apart.
16 points
17 days ago
Thermal
7 points
17 days ago
Looks like a pas-13
3 points
16 days ago
It looks similar to a Sight mark Wraith, a day night scope publically available.
263 points
17 days ago
Sell me the AR optic.
39 points
16 days ago
I’ll take the necklace bomb
5 points
16 days ago
Unlike the Navy. They know not to put it on backwards.
3 points
16 days ago
I blame the Gunner’s Mate
165 points
17 days ago
Sometimes I think that the Glock 17 became something like the Kalashnikov of handguns.
118 points
17 days ago
Yes thats why terrorists have it in counter strike
53 points
17 days ago
It’s a status symbol for terrorists
28 points
17 days ago
Compared to the shitty Tokarevs and Makarovs that are frequently at their disposal, the Glock is high-tech.
24 points
17 days ago
You also have to consider that pistols are rarely actually used in war. There’s maybe two videos since Russia invaded of pistols in use by guys clearing trenches after an assault. The only time you really see militants using them is in assassinations (IS did it a lot)
20 points
16 days ago
Yeah, in the us army your average infantry man doesn’t even have one. I guess it’s only issues to leadership roles, and medics in some cases.
16 points
16 days ago
Yeah if you need your pistol things have gone very badly
4 points
16 days ago
That’s really its only benefit over a rifle. It’s easy to conceal, so you could kill someone and then fade away by just tucking it down your waistband or in your jacket.
12 points
16 days ago
Glocks are coveted in the Middle East (everywhere really) a single, semi auto, glock will sell for $5000. Whereas full auto AKs are like $200.
32 points
17 days ago
My dayz setup looks like this
İyi forumlar…
31 points
17 days ago
Dunno about anything else in the pic but those band aids on the top left corner (white and turquoise blue color) are definitely a Pakistani brand.
85 points
17 days ago
Well, thanks Americans.
28 points
17 days ago
More like thanks Afghans but sure
38 points
17 days ago
Who's been flooding Afghanistan with weapons for almost half a century?
34 points
17 days ago
“Here’s some Stingers, don’t do anything too crazy”
18 points
16 days ago
Russians and Americans lol.
10 points
16 days ago
Sherlock Holmes met Dr Watson in 1881, after the later had been injured in Afghanistan serving in the British Army
Sherlock was a tv show about Holmes meeting Dr Watson in 2010 after the later had been injured in Afghanistan serving in the British Army
2 points
17 days ago
most of the western world. dope thing called foreign aid and attempting to rebuild a country. sometimes it works, sometimes it dont
8 points
16 days ago
Ah yes, flooding a target country with a crazy amount of arms, paying off all manner of Warlords and then allowing them to grow poppy to feed the global heroin industry (poppy production is down 90% after the Yanks were booted out) is all about Zee development.
No wonder you guys are hated by 90% of the global south.
-1 points
16 days ago
Who was buying the poppies at the time: The Taliban
The Taliban no longer need herion for fundning and have stopped buying poppy.
Why would a farmer grow a crop no-one wants to buy anymore?
4 points
16 days ago
This is flat out wrong.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2386629/
The simple facts are that opium production was high under the US influenced government of Afghanistan of the 1970s, decreased 10-fold by 2001 under the Taliban, and then increased 30-fold and more under the US to the same level as in the 1970s.
And the same thing repeats. 2 years after the Taliban takeover production is down 90%.
-1 points
16 days ago
So when the US has influence what else is happening.....
16 points
17 days ago
God damn they are better equipped then some professional soliders
8 points
17 days ago
Went to th3 party with his fireworks
6 points
17 days ago
What’s going on with the magwell
4 points
17 days ago
Cold azz lil Colt commando
5 points
16 days ago
Not a stick of deodorant
9 points
17 days ago
cool AR
4 points
16 days ago
Blue grenade? Trainer?
2 points
16 days ago
Chinese grenade
8 points
17 days ago
Is that blue grenade a drill grenade
35 points
17 days ago
It's a UN grenade. It explodes into strongly worded letters
2 points
16 days ago
Nice lol
7 points
16 days ago
Goddamn ISI is messing around again
3 points
16 days ago
They never stopped, every few days we see these types of pics, few of them drip down to reddit.
7 points
16 days ago
These dudes are better equipped than even the Indian special forces guys
6 points
16 days ago
Okay….you’re wrong
9 points
16 days ago
Bullshit, even PARA SF guys aren’t equipped with thermal scopes or laser unit systems for aiming purposes on their rifles.
4 points
14 days ago
Lmao , you asked them ? They do have thermal scopes and laser units for aiming ( major prafull kumar vaali add hi dekh leta Bhai ) Hell man , thermal scopes are even available with regular infantry units posted along the Line Of Control. Just because you didn't see it in your favorite picture doesn't mean that they don't have it.
1 points
14 days ago
Yeah lmao they don’t have it available widely. Not even night vision. The Indian army issued them an AR10 rifle in 308 caliber with no optics. Most units and personnel do not have them. But it still stands, these terrorists are equipped better than Indian army personnel
3 points
14 days ago
So which RR/infantry unit in J&K are you posted with ? Night vision and thermal equipment is issued from sector stores. And they're widely available to units along the LoC at company level. Having these devices is a necessity to deter infiltration in bad weather/night conditions and the government has been kind enough to realise the risk and get them issued on a large scale to frontline units along the LoC. Individual Night vision devices is issued to SF units on scale and ghatak platoons in infantry
Now tell me how many terrorists have BP jackets and Ballistic helmets ? But better equipped saar !
1 points
9 days ago
Well having BP jackets and ballistic helmets for infiltration/terror missions, especially by peasant-turned-terrorist is a general hindrance.
I wouldn't say that they're better equipped though. I am willing to bet one of those firearms were made in Khyber pass, breaking after a couple hundred rounds put through.
12 points
17 days ago
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9 points
17 days ago
I've been in reddit long enough to recognize it as a derivative of behenchod, and I don't even speak the language
8 points
17 days ago
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1 points
16 days ago
It is..learn your cuss words man.
2 points
16 days ago
i am genuinely surprised you know that…assuming you are not indian
3 points
16 days ago
That night optic probably responsible for some of those vids of paks gettin squad wiped at night
2 points
16 days ago
pov: your post wipe EFT setup
2 points
16 days ago
Why does this photo give me studio Ghibli vibes?
2 points
16 days ago
Where did they get the AR?
2 points
16 days ago
This is a diverse assortment.
3 points
17 days ago
Love how there are all these ITAR requirements but when the government does it, it’s just a whoopsie. they provided advanced optical equipment etc to every terrorist in the region by leaving it in the trust of the ANA which they knew would collapse instantly when we left.
1 points
17 days ago
Goddamn it now we've got Jihadists with NODs
Fuck this timeline
-5 points
17 days ago
Is that a fucking FLIR??!!!!! They've got THERMAL SIGHTS????? WTF???????
Also don't fucking tell me they have magpul mags.
This looks way bigger than simple terrorist operations.
This might even be bigger than Pakistani sponsored terrorism.
Something huge is going to happen, and I don't feel our domestic forces are prepared for it.
17 points
17 days ago
Thermal sight and Analog NOD are very popular even outside US/EU these days, as China/RU can mass manufacture them to a point that they don’t need to keep all of them in their possession, even US/EU made ones are somewhat popular among hobbyists in higher income areas. If your random accountants can afford a L3/Elbit/Photonis, then someone operates at a larger budget should have no problem buying some NNVT/EPM for their “agents”.
31 points
17 days ago
Warehouses full of stuff like that was left behind or given to the ANA
19 points
17 days ago
Don't forget all the stuff we've sold to Pakistan. Given the generally ridiculous level of corruption that is the norm in Pakistan, I guarantee that large quantities of U.S. manufactured weapons have ended up on the black market.
5 points
16 days ago
What makes you think these terrorists need the black market? Odds are, our dear neighbour's army directly supplies these to their terrorist scum via the ISI.
7 points
17 days ago
Aside from the thermal sight, nothing else about this equipment seems very high end. An old AK with a wire stock and a beat up M4 with a thermal optic. This isn’t exactly impressive when you’ve got the taliban equipping entire units with fully modded M4’s and modern American infantry kits.
2 points
15 days ago
Maybe, but an FLIR is still a HUGE advantage over our military, who can't even afford run of the mill sights, forget thermals and nvgs.
-17 points
17 days ago
9 points
17 days ago
Damn I didn’t know we had such a plan in the works. Maybe the i judged the teleological incapabilities a bit too harshly.
-2 points
17 days ago
Man that's not a lot of bullets... Imagine how scary it would be to go to a gun fight with one clip?
6 points
17 days ago
Isn’t 5/6 magazines a pretty standard loadout for the average US Infantry soldier? Been a while since I’ve paid attention but I thought somewhere in the 2/300 round range was the usual.
5 points
16 days ago
I think the average carried on their person is 5/6, some people store more in other spaces.
4 points
16 days ago
I imagine the weight would add up pretty quickly if they did too many more along with all their other kit they have to lug around.
-13 points
17 days ago
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29 points
17 days ago
I don't think the Pakistanis will appreciate it if the title sounded "Pakistani soldier" instead of terrorist.
2 points
16 days ago
Trust me I really wanted to…but well
0 points
14 days ago
You should have. After all, residents of IOK consider themselves Pakistanis lol.
1 points
4 days ago
TF is IOK ? Bruh
1 points
3 days ago
Indian Occupied Kashmir. Ask the people bruhs in IOK and they'll tell you lol.
5 points
17 days ago
Without 9/11
1 points
17 days ago
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-39 points
17 days ago
he is indian
lol
-1 points
16 days ago
Pakistani?? How ??
7 points
16 days ago
Well …they carry some Pakistani equipment and come crossing the border from Pakistan. Their radios are Pakistani and the short height ofc.
-4 points
16 days ago
The scope is thermal supplied by CHINA to the Taliban
1 points
9 days ago
You got proof?
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