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bidexiii:
Plss let's be nice...

bidexiii:
Okay the AK's with black polymer butt on page 199.

Now the AK versions the NA and other military arm fields, fires the; 7.62×51mm produced by DICON.

Now the beryl rifle versions fielded by the AFSF and the AK74M fires or is chambered for the new 5.45×39mm rounds. Like the one @M14A1
Posted, which we import till today.

Before the advent of the beryl riffle av seeing few NA soldiers with AK-103 or 104 and even the AK74/74M which are very difficult to differentiate.

bidexiii:
RANDOM

IbnSultaan:
Jf17 gun firin

Odunayaw:
I got a wishlist for jf-17 tho

kabe1:
Come back when you have anything, i mean anything sensible to post.


Maybe, then, I'll listen to what you have to say.

bidexiii:
Okay the AK's with black polymer butt on page 199.

Now the AK versions the NA and other military arm fields, fires the; 7.62×51mm produced by DICON.

Now the beryl rifle versions fielded by the AFSF and the AK74M fires or is chambered for the new 5.45×39mm rounds. Like the one @M14A1
Posted, which we import till today.

Before the advent of the beryl riffle av seeing few NA soldiers with AK-103 or 104 and even the AK74/74M which are very difficult to differentiate.

bidexiii:
In the last picture I just posted r two different riffles but very similar and they are chambered to use the same round.

IbnSultaan:
Jf17 gun firin

kabe1:
IDEAS have come and gone, with no sign of JF-17 contract. We seem to be our own worst enemy in Nigeria.

kabe1:
No offence bidexi, but you're wrong.


Here is an article from Janes defence.com

From Jane’s-

“Polish small arms manufacturer Broni has delivered a
second batch of 500 Beryl M762 assault rifles to Nigeria under a
USD500,000 contract signed early this year, company sources
have told IHS Jane’s .

The first batch of 1,000 Beryl M762s, spare parts, and training
was delivered to Nigeria under a USD1 million contract signed in
mid-2014.


This was the first ever export order for any Beryl rifle, including the M762, a 7.62×39 mm version of the Polish Army’s 5.56×45 mm Beryl M556 (wz. 96C) service rifle."


As you can see, Nigerian troops have never used the 5.45 mm round.


All our troops regular infantry and AFSF use the 7.62x 39mm


All our regular commandos use the 5.56 standard NATO round.


No Nigerian unit fields the 5.45 standard Russian army round.

bidexiii:
@kabe1..... plssss it's okay.

kabe1:
That's why i'm saying based on the "open source" information which is readily available, unless there is a verifiable source to the contrary, the rifles those navy guys are carrying is an AK-103 not an AK-74.


The rifles you shared are chambered to use the 7.62x39mm which is the round we have always used. Which also the Janes defence article verifies.


At the end of the day, it is a good thing that infantry weapons of our soldiers are improving.