Trichy Assault Rifle

[Skull and Bones]

That explains it. Still, it's not a bad attempt, even if it s basic. Might be popular in the civilian market though, if it's cheap enough.

A .32 Walther PPK costs 10-12 lakhs INR in India, legally. Now lets talk about the civilian gun market.

 

[IndoUS]

Indian civilian gun market is nothing like Pak. Most people r not at all interested in guns(plus the guns aren't any cheap either) n mostly u'll find some airgun, pistol or rifle at max. at normal people house that too many in UP, Bihar, MP area which r kept by small businessman...

An AK type machine gun would be an overkill in India

Mate automatic guns and assault rifles are banned in India.

It's a good alternative for our police forces who are still stuck with the WWII era vintage rifles. I know that we re replacing those guns with INSAS but let the police have some options.

 

[Yogi]

Mate automatic guns and assault rifles are banned in India.

It's a good alternative for our police forces who are still stuck with the WWII era vintage rifles. I know that we re replacing those guns with INSAS but let the police have some options.

Yep Indian police rifles really needs urgent replacements.

I bet u'll find them mostly in museums in the rest of the world...

BTW low number or ban on civilian guns is actually pretty good for a country like India else we'll truly be playing golio ki raaslila...

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

That explains it. Still, it's not a bad attempt, even if it s basic. Might be popular in the civilian market though, if it's cheap enough.


Where did you read special forces? All I meant was that why it deserved a thread of it's own.

Its not that easy to get a pistol in India. Forget about assault Rifle. We dont want to be Next USA in rifles thing.

 

[1971+]

That explains it. Still, it's not a bad attempt, even if it s basic. Might be popular in the civilian market though, if it's cheap enough.


Where did you read special forces? All I meant was that why it deserved a thread of it's own.

So, you have problem with thread.

Well, do you post in every thread of PDF You could have kept out of this thread as well .

I didn't read special forces anywhere but wondered how this weapon became special.


NVM , I can see lot of usual Pakistani butt hurts posting nonsense.

I'd be goddammed scared to pull the trigger of this thing

So, will you volunteer for target practice while I pull it's trigger ???

 

[That Guy]

So, you have problem with thread.

Well, do you post in every thread of PDF You could have kept out of this thread as well .

I didn't read special forces anywhere but wondered how this weapon became special.


NVM , I can see lot of usual Pakistani butt hurts posting nonsense.




So, will you volunteer for target practice while I pull it's trigger ???

Do you always troll? My question was genuine.

 

[Dandpatta]

Question to Pakistani forumers. What is the region in Pakistan where the tribals have achieved expertise in copying almost every gun / rifle on the globe? Years ago there was an article on this region but I cannot remember. Any replies would be helpful.

Cheers

 

[1971+]

Do you always troll? My question was genuine.

Your "special" post itself was not needed as everything get posted on PDF and it's not that only "Special" development get posted.

 

[That Guy]

Your "special" post itself was not needed as everything get posted on PDF and it's not that only "Special" development get posted.

It's a public forum, get over it.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Question to Pakistani forumers. What is the region in Pakistan where the tribals have achieved expertise in copying almost every gun / rifle on the globe? Years ago there was an article on this region but I cannot remember. Any replies would be helpful.

Cheers

Khyber Pass Copy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Dandpatta]

Don't want to OT this thread but how good are the Khyber guns compared to the originals? Any Pakistani members who would give their expert comments ? Of you may PM me. Thanks in advance.