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Russianshooter3 what guns do you own ?

why don't you share the vedios and pictures of the weapons you own
because rest of what you have posted is as good as the russian language which I don't understand

russianshooter3 wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 12:43 am

eljefe wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 12:36 am

That’s because you can’t go about bashing their products or showcasing your lada’s and shotguns...
suggest you take a a break.

SIr i have many contact in US and have many contracts with us company ....
If you have any questions to me please write in PM
Its free forum for free people and have freedom of speech
American censorship is not acceptable here!
I'll post here what I want and how I want, if this does not violate the rules of the forum
And i practice my English this too

You're missing the point. Will you prefer we start pointing out all the faults in Russian products or the Russian scene in general here? I am sure there are plenty of things wrong in your part of the world too. Most of us here grew up in India. I think I can safely say we know what's bad and what's good here far better than you could ever imagine.

Some of your posts just seem desperate to paint all things Indian as faulty. Case in point, your post on Russian ball and body armor. I could be wrong but the pictures you posted seem to be of specialized steel tipped, armor piercing ammunition which would obviously defeat all kinds of body armor, while the website you claimed to know nothing about "Russian ball" was clearly alluding to regular standard issue soft core ammo. I hate to break this to you but we have plenty of armor piercing rounds, too. As does literally every country. There's nothing distinctly Russian about all that.

Steel core bullets aka armour piercing ammo is not a new concept in Indian army they have been using it in AK 47 rifles in Kashmir against terrorist most military grade ak 47 ammo are steel core

Most of the steel core ammos are corrosive and they are made in Russia or China they are prohibited in most armies like USA and India......our INSAS, SLR and 303 are lead core and do the job just fine......armour piercing bullets are for anti material use like penetrating armoured vehicals and bulletproof vest......I dont think IOF Standard ball ammo is made steel core

By the way India manufactures and supples body armour to many european countries

Im sure the Defences forces will have access to steel core if they need it. Dont think we need to discuss that here. There are Other forums focussed on defense.

Guess we need to have some ballpark fences, on phishing for prospects in this forum. Mods, its lock down time, possibly something to think about.

I love what we can discuss here, but some sort of fence might not be a bad idea

How ‘bout we correct the thread drift?
Webley Scott sets up plant in India- their guns don’t use steel penetrator ammo

eljefe wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 1:06 pm

How ‘bout we correct the thread drift?
Webley Scott sets up plant in India- their guns don’t use steel penetrator ammo

Agree Agree

Here is the Co2 version

I dont know if it is the Hangover, but I do like the "Bubbly Scot" lol:

eljefe wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 1:06 pm

How ‘bout we correct the thread drift?
Webley Scott sets up plant in India- their guns don’t use steel penetrator ammo

Seconded.

I think we can discuss similar themes though. For instance, anyone know if Walther might be following suite? They are already one of the most popular sporting weapons companies here and have a tie up with Abhinav Futuristics (Abhinav Bindra's company). If memory serves, they brought in firearms to pitch to the police as well.

I think russianshooter3 is a passionate shooter and if he can keep his posts limited to Indian scenario his knowledge can help many new commers who wish to learn about shooting and indian guns.......the one thing is you can learn something from everyone

pistolero wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 1:39 pm

Here is the Co2 version

That is indeed a behemoth. I’ve used one in its original finery , 0.455 ctg. Not a wrist breaker.
I last saw one with a PSI in rural Karnataka about 1993, and he had the original issue 12 rounds of ammo for over a decade!

eljefe wrote: ↑

Thu May 28, 2020 11:57 am

pistolero wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 1:39 pm

Here is the Co2 version

That is indeed a behemoth. I’ve used one in its original finery , 0.455 ctg. Not a wrist breaker.
I last saw one with a PSI in rural Karnataka about 1993, and he had the original issue 12 rounds of ammo for over a decade!

How was it? Is it heavy the trigger?
Cops almost never get to use their service issue

Let’s just say,in my mad juvenile delinquency, I was, ahem, a bit of a recoil b**ch...almost lasted upto my dotage with 20 rounds .416 or 9.3x62 twice a week...but I was cured of it- surgically ;( but frankly, no eventful memories of this one. And yes, the trigger was heavy, but smooth. Compared to the .32 IOF in DA, where the DA was horrendously heavy and had me checking that frame mounted safety to see if it was ON. It was not.

Todays TOI article on front page!
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/ind ... 266361.cms