Do you trust weapons from Darra Adam Khel

[arjunk]

There's gems like this

They are also clones very cheap compared to their genuine counterparts which cost an arm and a leg. However, some of the Darra clones might explode and literally cost you an arm and a leg. So the question is, would you buy these weapons, and trust them enough to use them?

 

[Goritoes]

When TTP once again take over, all these Khalid bhai's guns will be used to kill Pakistani soldiers and people, seriously didn't these Pashtoons have enough of the guns? fcuking banned these shops already.

 

[arjunk]

When TTP once again take over, all these Khalid bhai's guns will be used to kill Pakistani soldiers and people, seriously didn't these Pashtoons have enough of the guns? fcuking banned these shops already.

Efforts have been made to regularise these shops. Their skills can be used for helping the armed forces and police, and they can be provided with proper equipment to get rid of safety concerns.

 

[Goritoes]

Efforts have been made to regularise these shops. Their skills can be used for helping the armed forces and police, and they can be provided with proper equipment to get rid of safety concerns.

Efforts will always fall short, Guns in wrong hands can cause massive damage, these people can be kidnapped and forced for make guns for Taliban, such markets needs to be shut down with extreme force.

 

[TheSnakeEatingMarkhur]

There's gems like this

They are also clones very cheap compared to their genuine counterparts which cost an arm and a leg. However, some of the Darra clones might explode and literally cost you an arm and a leg. So the question is, would you buy these weapons, and trust them enough to use them?

This can be made into a small arms industry by training and investment and for its protection can be made as a complex.

 

[RealNapster]

eriously didn't these Pashtoons have enough of the guns?

No. Abi to Scar b banani Hy and Beretta Arx160 b.

 

[Bossman]

Some of the Darra guns are now being on CNC machines with weapon grade steel. Hence there is a broad range of quality. At the higher end the issue is not the guns exploding but the fact that despite the good quality manufacturing, Darra made weapons have no control over the ballistics of the weapon. No sense of the muzzle velocity, range, arching etc.

 

[khail007]

Physical and mechanical are good in copies but metallurgy is a real issue, they need some education on that topic to improve the quality and reliability.