Granade and Rocket Launchers Mortar and Recoilless rifle Used by Indian Army

Grenade 36mm

Hand-Grenade-36mm Used by Indian Army

Type : Hand Grenade
Origin : India    
Fragmentation grenade which can be hand-thrown or rifle-launched from 1A SLR.

Multi Mode Grenade Shivalik

Multi Mode Shivalik Grenade

Type : Hand grenade    
Origin : India
Shivalik is standard issue grenade of the Indian Army. This modular grenade is available in Hand mode offensive, hand mode defensive and rifle mode. Types can be interchanged by changing outer sleeve. About one million multi-mode grenades for the Indian Army are going to be manufactured by Chandigarh based Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory.

IWI Galil (Galatz) Sniper Rifle

With the success of the IMI Galil within the Israeli Army and those of other participating foreign nations, it was only natural to continue to evolve the family line. This resulted in developments beyond the basic assault rifle and included a shortened carbine form, a submachine gun-like micro-assault rifle form for special operations and the Designated Marksman Rifle variant of 1996. Back in 1983, the Galil was also branched to include a dedicated sniping platform based on the form and function of the Galil, The rifle design borrows heavily from the RK-62 and has a modified gas diversion system similar to the RK-62 to reduce the recoil of the rifle making it easier to fire especially in automatic mode.

The 7.62mm Galil Sniper is a derivative of the ARM that is used in conjunction with high-quality 7.62×51mm NATO ammunition for consistent accuracy.

Dragunov Sniper Rifle

The Dragunov SVD sniper rifle is an automatic rifle based on the Kalashnikov rifle series. The weapon system was the standard sniper rifle issued to the Red Army and most Warsaw Pact nations during the cold war.

The SVD utilizes the heavy and hard-hitting 7.62mm round, with sighting accomplished through a removable scope (designated as the PSO-1). Unlike the Kalashnikov rifles it copies, the SVD actually uses a lower-recoil system so as not to spoil the accuracy of a given shot. The rifle system as a whole is quite long (nearly 50 inches) and features a fixed stock. The Dragunov SVD is still a favorite of snipers in former satellite states such as Iraq, where it is being used in guerilla warfare. It has proven quite easy to fire (the low recoil system mentioned earlier makes it so) and is as accurate as the shooter is trained to be.

Israeli IMI TAR-21 Tavor Assault Rifle

TAR-21

The Tavor is an Israeli bullpup assault rifle chambered for 5.56×45mm NATO ammunition having semi-automatic mode and full automatic fire mode.

It is produced by Israel Weapon Industries (IWI). It is produced in three main variants: the TAR-21; the CTAR-21; and the MTAR-21 (export designation X-95).