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If you want to make a small fortune in aviation start with a big one

The make and model of these guns are Canik TP9 Sub Elite. They are sold worldwide. The maker is second only to Glock. They are pretty high priced, and because they are subcompact they are not good shooters. One would chose duty size pistols to make comfortable shots.

Pakistan is possible too.

Gambia is so small you can't see it on the UAV exports map that you can find a link to in my signature.

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Only makes sense if it gets relocated to Türkiye. We need to expand our own aviation ecosystem and not bail out somebody else's. The TF6000 engine can possibly be used on this plane. This is a niche market plane with few customers. It only makes sense if a lot of aspects are fully aligned and a...

We want to see TEI-PG50S made available for civilian use please.

Yes it does have a more boxy cupola but tests can be made with an existing round one for practical reasons.

Is it the 3" MKE gun being tested, good.

They have two weaknesses.

The only real threat towards Türkiye is the US with their mainland far far away. We need carrier killers and hypersonic glide vehicles to counter this threat.

Somebody else's fighter.

Sometimes it is a good policy to let the players to their own means to see what happens without some additional help from outside. Türkiye's passive involvement in recent matters is a soft power. If things get real sour Türkiye is here to assist Libya to an acceptable governance.

Hisar A+ production was stopped after some amount of them have already been delivered AFAIK.

Drones (TB2) made many weapon makers lose a lot of sales, including tank makers.

Angle of attack means a lot in aviation but it is different from what the uninitiated think.

Entire body of the plane must be scrapped, only engines, propellers, optics and other components can be used. Makes no sense, if there were such a need Ankas would be sold second hand and all new production can be made Aksungur.

We are also getting help from a Brazilian company for development of empennage of Hürjet AFAIK.

Once you have developed a successful fighter the next development will take like half the time. US for one has brought down the development cycle to less than 5 years. It also is a different story when you are developing a ground breaking fighter and a common fighter. Türkiye has also nearly...

We have weapons development progress in all fronts. It is a matter of months to announce ramjet missiles. Once A2A ramjets are announced ground to ground ramjets will be a natural follower. When entire hostile territory of the enemy is in our unstoppable missile range then what good is a fighter...