Indians For Guns

Brilliant thread,357.Just brilliant.Thoroughly enjoyed looking at the collection.Thank you for taking time and make the effort to share with us.


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Vikram

Vikram wrote:Brilliant thread,357.Just brilliant.Thoroughly enjoyed looking at the collection.Thank you for taking time and make the effort to share with us.


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Vikram

Vikram, my friend you are most welcome.

well no words with me for the appreceation.that all is already a fortune for a gunlover cannot ask for more from a private collector.amazing america they allow u to hold onto it .i dont remember seeing so many of them at one persons place or even a museum .

Beautiful collection, something we Indians can only dream. Hope someday better sense will prevail here and we also get to own some decent guns if not automatics.

Aloha,

Where is the gas station located?

I will have to visit next time I visit my friend in Las Vegas.

FYI: there are several gun stores in Las Vegas that will rent you any kind of firearm you can AFFORD.

Including Fully Automatic machine guns. Also sub machine guns With Surpressor. Plus ALL the ammo

you can shoot.

If any of you get to Fairfax, Virginia, make it a point to go to the National Rifle Association museum.

Their collection is Second only to the FBI collection(or so I'm told).

Also, I think that they have guns you can rent and shoot in their basement indoor range.

The NRA did take individual visitors on private tours, Not sure if it is done today.

Expect to spend ALL day at the museum. Think their cafeteria is open to the public for lunch.

YogiBear wrote:Aloha,

Where is the gas station located?

I will have to visit next time I visit my friend in Las Vegas.

FYI: there are several gun stores in Las Vegas that will rent you any kind of firearm you can AFFORD.

Including Fully Automatic machine guns. Also sub machine guns With Surpressor. Plus ALL the ammo

you can shoot.

If any of you get to Fairfax, Virginia, make it a point to go to the National Rifle Association museum.

Their collection is Second only to the FBI collection(or so I'm told).

Also, I think that they have guns you can rent and shoot in their basement indoor range.

The NRA did take individual visitors on private tours, Not sure if it is done today.

Expect to spend ALL day at the museum. Think their cafeteria is open to the public for lunch.

Never been to the museum in virginia but Vegas Yes. You can rent assault rifles including M-16s, AKs and ARs. The package is bit expensive (runs about $200-$300 with ammo) but its worth it

Bhargav, sounds like you've been to the Gun Store on Tropicana.

I prefer Discount Firearms and Ammo. More out of the way but nicer and more relaxed. Not as

touristy/busy. Bought 2 guns there(one for me, the other for the Wife) and had them shipped home.

Outside Las Vegas is a range that will let you shoot 50 cal BMG. Bring your credit card.

Hey buddy,

Thanks for this feast to our eyes...... May that person's soul "Rest In Guns with Peace". Thanx to his great daughter as well because of whom today the world can see this treasure.

.............. And here in our Great (?) India we Indians have got a news of Air-guns also to be licensed due to a stupid PIL filed in Delhi high-court by a stupid & useless lady..... Ms. Maneka Gandhi

Don't know for next how many years we Indians are going to bear these non-sesnse "Gandhis"

Really a great collection. Dont know when we will get rid of our Red tapism..
Only ministers and netas can have the guns... in india.

The man was really a great gun lover......and this is really a great collection.

Awesome . Perhaps we need permission to dream of such guns as well.

Thank u for posting the pics in the right place.

Man he is a real cowboy. I am sure he is still alive in those guns.


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My goodness gracious. I live in US and own firearms most of you probably can't touch outside of your valiant military service. But I have never seen such a collection in person. That is astounding!

375 awesome post and picture thanks

Have no words to describe... It's worth it's weight in platinum... Each gun is a commemorative spl ... Wow what passion ... RIP