This video explains why the G44 (.22) will be the most succesful and sensible pistol for Indian civilians.
Re: Glock 44 - 22 lr
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2021 9:43 pm
by veejosh
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Re: Glock 44 - 22 lr
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2021 9:48 pm
by veeveeaar
Seems that all these manufacturers are going to manufacture NPB weapons and IOF weapons will become scrap. Secondly all these new manufacturers will break even ONLY IF THE ENTIRE ARMED FORCES OF INDIA change to these new weapons. Or is this all a big bluff.?? and we are dreaming about going to mars by trains
Seems that all these manufacturers are going to manufacture NPB weapons and IOF weapons will become scrap. Secondly all these new manufacturers will break even ONLY IF THE ENTIRE ARMED FORCES OF INDIA change to these new weapons. Or is this all a big bluff.?? and we are dreaming about going to mars by trains
Not bluff at all. Private companies are indeed coming.
Seems that all these manufacturers are going to manufacture NPB weapons and IOF weapons will become scrap. Secondly all these new manufacturers will break even ONLY IF THE ENTIRE ARMED FORCES OF INDIA change to these new weapons. Or is this all a big bluff.?? and we are dreaming about going to mars by trains
The way I see it is that once they are ready they will lobby enough from the back channels to ease the gun laws in India and make licensing easy citing western countries.
Re: Glock 44 - 22 lr
Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2021 2:25 pm
by sourabhsangale
License process will remain strict only there will not he any change in that no matter how much the push the government .
Those who want license they take it any way by giving bribes and using connections .
This thread has started sounding like a discussion in a cult breathlessly waiting for the messiah to arrive
Hallelujah!
Shades of Handel and of Leonard Cohen!
Winnie,
I planned to stay in the UK in May and June 2000. Apart from travel and sightseeing, rebuilding a 1938 500 cc four valve Rudge motorcycle engine and developing suitable loads for a .500/.450 No 1 Express double rifle by Daniel Fraser were on the agenda. Also bringing back a Bang and Olufsen music system stored there with a few other odds and ends.
I would have liked to drop in for a chat at your convenience and gathered some pearls of wisdom from your vast experience. But fate has put that programme on hold. Verily the paths of the righteous are beset with thorns and corona viruses.