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I am in touch with the company they donot want any demand supply mismatch, hence they are asking enthusiast to express their choice of models and calibre. This will help company to produce what market wants and will help to avoid any black marketing of products. The prices will be very reasonable, and of course you will buy only when you get to see the product in hand. The G44 in .22 lr in Gen 5 with 10 shot mag will be priced under 1.5lks after 28% gst. So please express your interest at the company website as mentioned above...

JBCO wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 27, 2020 7:09 pm

I am in touch with the company they donot want any demand supply mismatch, hence they are asking enthusiast to express their choice of models and calibre. This will help company to produce what market wants and will help to avoid any black marketing of products. The prices will be very reasonable, and of course you will buy only when you get to see the product in hand. The G44 in .22 lr in Gen 5 with 10 shot mag will be priced under 1.5lks after 28% gst. So please express your interest at the company website as mentioned above...

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JBCO wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 27, 2020 7:09 pm

So please express your interest at the company website as mentioned above...

Agreed and done already. Request everyone to do the same please.

This is nice. But I am confused between.357 & .40. Can anybody help me to choose? I want to know about expected price of these pistols and their ammo, also availability of ammo. I am not a casual user. Just want to use once in a while.

Since there is choice for only one weapon I put down G42 .380 auto as it is good for concealed carry. But I may change it in favour of G44 .22lr later if they don't make .380 auto ammo available, as they are prohibitively expensive as of now

Yes, The availability and price of the ammo will be a deciding factor for most of the people, regarding their choice.

If the ammunition cost is deciding factor then Glock 44, 21, 30 and 36 are the most favorable models.

Sir mai ye janna chahta hu ki 0.32 means 0.357 hota hai ya 0.380? Pls tell me. Thanks

Since we are only allowed one weapon, before we get a glock, the existing weapon will either have to be sold to a dealer/another license holder or deposited in some govt armory.

This will be a lengthy process, and another round of visits to DM office/ police station, etc.

Most of the weapons are vintage or ww2 era, but could still be a collectors item somewhere.

Hopefully the company will simplify the process, and / or have some excahnge / buy back policy for existing pistols / revolvers.

Glock Accesories should also be available.

just like the Pierre jenerret chairs of Chandigarh, there will be some one interested in 100 + years old working pistols, revolvers, classified as super antiques,

CMT-JTF is doing business of manufacturing and selling weapons, what they will do of our mostly crap old or iof weapons?
Discard old weapon as defective and get a Purchase period on license, so that Glock can be purchased immediately post launch.

shuklaanil wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 08, 2020 12:38 pm

Sir mai ye janna chahta hu ki 0.32 means 0.357 hota hai ya 0.380? Pls tell me. Thanks

All three are different calibers. (Teeno alag alag calibers hain.)



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it seems like 45ACP will be the next .32 caliber in India