hi all
this gentleman firing .32 rev from his terrace, and i think the night is of diwali,isnt it dangerous for others.
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Re: is this not illegal?
Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:09 am
by msandhu
it is both illegal and dangerous to fire in the air especially in residential areas . Many people do that during diwali and during marriage ceremonies without possible consequences can be ..
cheers
MSandhu
Re: is this not illegal?
Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 9:26 am
by kanwar76
saahil wrote:hi all
this gentleman firing .32 rev from his terrace, and i think the night is of diwali,isnt it dangerous for others.
Its illegal as well as unsafe. look at another video of same guy firing 12Bore greener, how he is swinging his gun towards the cameraman after firing the shot. He can o with some lessons in gun safety for sure.
BTW read the description in .32 video.
"A .32 gauge revolver....the only problem with this arm is as it is hold to close...very often the particles of gunpowder come to your face"
Is this happens with all .32 revolvers of he got a faulty piece?
-Inder
Re: is this not illegal?
Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:21 am
by Mark
Kanwar,
This is true with most revolvers, though some much worse that others.
There is a gap between the cylinder and the barrel, and depending on how big this gap is there can be a lot or a little powder come out of it. If you ever have an opportunity to watch someone fire a revolver at night you will often see the flame exiting to the sides.
Re: is this not illegal?
Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 11:26 am
by Happy
Hey friends,
its true that it is illegal to fire your fire arms even in the air when u are in a city area, as i know 2 people who have got a case regd. against them recently for firing in the air on birthday paties. It is an offence under section 336 as per the Newspapers.It is a bailable offence but the case still stands.
regards
Happy.