Israeli Fire Control System SMASH X4 Used by Indian Army Special Forces
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The SMASH X4 sight, created by the innovative Israeli company SmartShooter, has been put to use by the elite special forces of the Indian Army's 15 Corps, also referred to as the Chinar Corps.
Stationed in the beautiful city of Srinagar, the 15 Corps is tasked with leading military operations in the picturesque Kashmir Valley. Their bravery and dedication have been proven time and time again, as they have valiantly fought in every conflict against both Pakistan and China.
Not only has the Indian Army embraced the advanced technology of the SMASH X4, but the Indian Navy has also acquired the SMASH 2000 rifle sights from SmartShooter in the recent year of 2020-21. These sights have proven to be crucial in safeguarding against drone attacks.
The SMASH 2000 boasts a sophisticated electro-optical system and fire control computer, greatly enhancing shooting accuracy and increasing the chances of hitting both stationary and moving targets.
The SMASH X4 stands out from other rifle sights with its impressive x4 magnifying optic scope and SmartShooter's unparalleled fire control capabilities.
This powerful combination allows for extended detection, recognition, and identification ranges for the shooter, as well as increased lethality ranges.
An optional integrated Laser Range Finder (LRF) enables range measurement both as a user-initiated capability as well as a system input for improved precision. The system integrates Lock-Track-Hit capabilities hitting static and dynamic targets under complicated shooting conditions and tactical scenarios.
Additionally, the SMASH X4 boasts an etched reticle, making it possible to continue shooting even without battery power. This remarkable feature further solidifies the SMASH X4 as a top-of-the-line choice for any military operation.
Source : AFI
