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    Quote Originally Posted by ggk View Post
    the one that stick his tongue out?
    eh, i was wrong, its not a US Ranger tab, but a (Malaysian) Combat Medic tab

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    Default malaysian army will aquire with adnan ACV-S

    malaysian army will increasing their fire power after gov MINDEF agreed for purchasing the ACV-S adnan. Those ACV-S will be mounted with 120mm BIGHORN automatic mortar system.tapi untuk ACV- versi 35mm turret tak dikenal pasti translation (But for the ACV-S version 35mm with TOW missile turret I can't recognise. maybe bro GGK leh explain with some nice picture...

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    not BIGHORN but 120m mortar from TDA

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    thanks for the correction......salam

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    there are pictures during the test...i ll look around

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    hope they will be back to malaysia before syawal.....
    gov should send their HRT especially paskal..

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    Quote Originally Posted by aneep View Post
    not BIGHORN but 120m mortar from TDA

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    More specific:
    The 120mm 2R2M rifled mortar.

    Here's a prototype in a M113 chassis, the ACV-S is a bit longer (6 roadwheels instead of 5) and will therefore have more space to take ammunition:




    Quote Originally Posted by ggk View Post
    there are pictures during the test...i ll look around
    Malaysia tested the Bighorn mortar (I think it was 2004), but as aneep wrote, they will not buy the Bighorn, but the 2R2M. They are quite similar, but from different companies. Bighorn is from RUAG, Switzerland, the 2R2M is from TDA Armements, France.

    Pictues from the 2004 Malaysia trials of the Bighorn:


    BTW, ggk: Cool pictures of the Puma exercise
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    First pictures of WZT-4:





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    nice coran....i thought the WZT-4 would be huge...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidDCM View Post
    More specific:
    The 120mm 2R2M rifled mortar.

    Here's a prototype in a M113 chassis, the ACV-S is a bit longer (6 roadwheels instead of 5) and will therefore have more space to take ammunition:






    Malaysia tested the Bighorn mortar (I think it was 2004), but as aneep wrote, they will not buy the Bighorn, but the 2R2M. They are quite similar, but from different companies. Bighorn is from RUAG, Switzerland, the 2R2M is from TDA Armements, France.

    Pictues from the 2004 Malaysia trials of the Bighorn:


    BTW, ggk: Cool pictures of the Puma exercise
    thanks... you also post this pictures way back


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