Indian Missiles and Guided Munitions

I had to read that again - and I agree.

Pakistan cannot dream of beating India in attrition. @Yasser76 @Trailer23

Once again, Pakistan CAN NEVER BEAT INDIA in ATTRITION

100% agree with @GatlingGunZ here. We will always fail at competing with India on attrition. I feel desperately sad....
 
Happily, keep posting fantasies

Yeah the country with 5 billion in defence exports this year is the one with fantasies

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Yeah the country with 5 billion in defence exports this year is the one with fantasies

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That literally means nothing. Pakistan has sold more in JF-17s. The make up of most of these "exports" is Indian companies subcontracting parts. Stick to the point.

India has sold ZERO fighter aircraft
 
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Look like annual production of Brahmos has reached 500
No, it is the installed capacity that has reached ~480. Lucknow plant has initial capacity of 80 missiles a year which will be expanded to 150 when NG variant comes. Which means total capacity is 480/yr to be expanded to 550/yr. Also there are chances the land given to BATL for free by Kerala govt would end up creating a 5th assembly line but i'm not so sure.
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To make 500/yr you'll need huge order pipeline as factories always operate below their installed capacity. Current orderbook is ~$6bn including some exports so that is ~1,000 BrahMos missiles on order depending on variant.
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