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Vineet, no manufacturer is allowed to import complete firearms for sale . However ,as the Delhi High court has held, license to manufacture also means license to assemble. If parts are imported and then assembled into a pistol in India, then that pistol has not been proof tested anywhere. Hence the need for proof testing as per law.

winnie_the_pooh wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 12, 2023 3:09 pm

They were missing a license to proof test. That the pistols were assembled from parts imported instead of manufactured in India was not the reason why the MHA issued a letter ordering the already sold pistols to be taken back/confiscated. Lack of proof testing was.

Thats what I wrote, in this respective subject I had very deeply studied and read the real issue which I have posted a detailed reply in other post which explains all things which went wrong with the CMPTL, I had come across a person who uses glock and I doubt he has surrendered his glock as mentioned in the MHA orders which stated that all the units sold of glocks be deposited in the state treasury .

I am travelling and will talk to him and let you know if he has returned the weapon or not.

winnie_the_pooh wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 13, 2023 3:15 pm

Vineet, no manufacturer is allowed to import complete firearms for sale . However ,as the Delhi High court has held, license to manufacture also means license to assemble. If parts are imported and then assembled into a pistol in India, then that pistol has not been proof tested anywhere. Hence the need for proof testing as per law.

Proof testing is not that big a task. More than ten private handguns manufacturing companies are doing it or getting it done in India then why not CMT can do it.

I don't know how the others are doing it and why CMTPL can't but if you want to do a proper job of proof testing ,it is not that simple nor is the equipment cheap.
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CMTPL Stall in recent TamilNadu Global Investors Meet 2024 at Chennai

There is no clarity on availability of civilian pistols by CMTPL. When will it start it's impossible to say?

I was in a Gun Store in Delhi recently and was offered a Glock at an astronomical price of 35 Lakhs. I am not joking.

Any fresh news on Glock, there is nothing new in their news section on the website