JSR Dynamics Pvt Ltd showcases Khagantak 306 and 243 long-range glide bombs at Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo

JSR Dynamics Pvt Ltd, a Nagpur-based startup, has showcased its Khagantak 306 and 243 long-range glide bombs at the Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo.

The Khagantak 306 has a 175 km operational range, while the Khagantak 243 has a 144 km range.

Both glide bombs have exceptional glide ratios, enhancing precision and maneuverability.

They also have GPS and ADC-coupled Navigation Systems for resilience against jamming.

he Khagantak 243 is compatible with a Wide FOV EQ/IR Seeker for long-range target detection.

 

[Pink Panther]

Nobody knows where this company would have gotten this tech from without doing any R&D, all of a sudden there are a lot of small private companies popping up like mushroom after rain, GOI should do thorough background check of these companies to find out the origin of these tech, these companies could very well be chinese proxies and these products could be controlled remotely or could have been pre coded to fail during certain operations by the enemies during critical operation.

 

[Bikramjeet Goswami]

Is there a current requirement of glide bombs in the IAF ?

 

[GMR]

Is there a current requirement of glide bombs in the IAF ?

There will be always.. precision guided bombs are basic of a warfare and need to be used extensively from a stand off distance.

 

[Frank]

Is there a current requirement of glide bombs in the IAF ?

JDAM are the backbone of IDF and US air force

 

[Apocalypse gupta]

But how much is the payload? Usually glide bombs have very heavy payloads. These indian systems claim such superior ranges, I am sceptical as to how much the payload is.