Indians For Guns

Vineet wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 11:47 am

Heard that Glock India is ready now










With their Covid exuses

Very brutal joke indeed

Surprised that no new info on glock has been posted on this thread, just read that glock gave/ gifted the first.45 to an ADG of police ( Telangana) on his private licence on the 1st of Jan , will try to post a link from their website for the same news , shows they are ready for delivery,the only dealer address given is of Kolkata

Surprised that no new info on glock has been posted on this thread, just read that glock gave/ gifted the first.45 to an ADG of police ( Telangana) on his private licence on the 1st of Jan , will try to post a link from their website for the same news , shows they are ready for delivery,the only dealer address given is of Kolkata

https://www.cmtpl.com/post/perfection-delivered

Well the same news has been posted on a new thread called first glock delivered, too many threads on the same topic , better to merge them i guess

Those who have permission to purchase .45 or .22 pistol can email their documents to [email protected]

Vineet wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 10:35 am

Those who have permission to purchase .45 or .22 pistol can email their documents to [email protected]

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Hi!
Any idea when will they launch G25 380 auto?

ashrafi1 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 2:09 pm

Hi!
Any idea when will they launch G25 380 auto?

Coming July

Vineet wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 9:17 pm

ashrafi1 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 2:09 pm

Hi!
Any idea when will they launch G25 380 auto?

Coming July

Sir,
What's your opinion for self defence on 22 lr or 380, which is a better option?
Also consider the ammo cost so that we can practice shooting more often.

Will the rumored prices of Glocks upwards of 1.5 million rupees in second hand market would cool down with launch of these models in India?

It's about 5L and 3L for G21 and G44 respectively, it's still over priced which was not expected. Even considering Indian market conditions 1.5 to 2L would be more reasonable I think.

ashrafi1 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 9:32 pm

Sir,
What's your opinion for self defence on 22 lr or 380, which is a better option?
Also consider the ammo cost so that we can practice shooting more often.

If you consider stopping power then .380 is better. Ammo cost wise .22 is better.

Manufacturing of .380 ammo could start in India in near future

they also intend to make .357 sig , any info on this cartridge availability in India.

More than hundred private companies have been given licenses to manufacture arms and ammunition in India for armed forces as well as civilians.

In Civilian category all sorts of Permissible calibers are allowed. For example Gretta gun works private ltd. has been given license for .22, .32 ACP, .380 ACP, 7.62x25, .357 Sig, .357 magnum, .45 ACP

UDAYANJADHAV wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 22, 2023 10:35 am

It's about 5L and 3L for G21 and G44 respectively, it's still over priced which was not expected. Even considering Indian market conditions 1.5 to 2L would be more reasonable I think.

Yes. I couldn't agree more.

They're not supercar engines or MRI machines.. they're just pistols. The current prices are not justified, considering the material, labour and manufacturing costs that is required to build a pistol.

It should be a lakh or 1.5 lakhs at the most !!! And even that's too high, considering costs of manufacturing.

Eventually the hype AND the prices will go down I hope.
This is just nuts.
A polymer pistol at nearly 4 - 5 lakhs.

Glock India has been curbed from selling in India I hear, as they are "made in India" but not proof tested here - which is a legal requirement for any firearm made in India.

Caveat emptor