Pindad SPR

Pindad SPR-1 was developed from 2000 and pressed into service in 2003 due to arms embargoes, as the Indonesian military was deployed into anti-insurgency operations against GAM during Insurgency in Aceh. The SPR-2 was publicly shown in 2007 to visitors, including Vice President Jusuf Kalla. And SPR-3 introduced in 2010 to replace the SPR-1. It is being marketed to India in cooperation with Bhukhanvala Industries to market it for future contracts to the Indian military and law enforcement agencies. ==Variants==

SPR-1 The SPR-1 is a single-shot sniper rifle chambered for the 7.62×51mm NATO cartridge. Referred to as a "Precision Tactical Rifle" by Pindad, the SPR-1 is in fact essentially a well-made version of a locally available hunting rifle, brought to Indonesian military/police sniper standards since 2003. The weapon has a foldable carry handle, which is used to carry it in case of short distance. The SPR-3 was introduced in 2010 after development of the rifle was done from 2007. The rifle was shown to the public in 2011 at the APSDEX convention. It has a capacity of five rounds. It was first introduced by the company in October 2017. ==Users==

• : Used by Bangladesh Armed Forces. • : Exported SPR-2s to Fiji. • : SPR-2s/3s used by the TNI. Future • : Laos has expressed an interest to acquire SPR-2s in a potential contract in a meeting between Pindad representatives and Laotian officials on September 21, 2017. == Gallery ==

File:Pindad SPR-2 full shot.jpg|An Indonesian Army soldier sight in on an SPR-2 caliber .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle in September 2021. File:ASAH KEMAMPUAN TEMPUR, PRAJURIT YONMARHANLAN I LAKSANAKAN LATIHAN MENEMBAK.jpg|An Indonesian Marine soldier sight in on an SPR-3 caliber 7.62×51mm NATO sniper rifle during a marksmanship training at the Sutanto Shooting Range of the 8th Marine Battalion, North Sumatra, 24 July 2025. == References ==