Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol'

Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol'


Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol'
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Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol' Image Source: IANS News
Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol' Image Source: IANS News
Army officer develops first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol' Image Source: IANS News
Nagpur, Jan 16 : Nagpur-based Indian Army officer Lt Col Prasad Bansod has developed the country's first indigenous 9 mm 'Machine Pistol', an official said here on Saturday.
Working with the Infantry School, Mhow (Madhya Pradesh), Bansod, 39, developed the pistol in a record four months with assistance from ARDE, Pune.
Named 'ASMI' - symbolising pride and self-respect - the machine pistol's empty weight is less than 2 kgs and it costs less than Rs 50,000.

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