Indians For Guns

Hi Guys !
Few Pics of Mosserberg .12 gauge bolt action shotgun model 195K-A,Clip Feed,26" Barrel,C Lect Choke system & vented Barrel.Dark Amarican Walnut stock.
On which Licence this gun will be endorsed--Shotgun or Rifle?

Cheers ,
badshah

Badshah,

I can have my "Sardar moments" as Mack The Knife puts it.What is your excuse??A shotgun would be entered as a shotgun regardless of the action.Please look up on the net as to what is a shotgun and what is a rifle.

penpusher

- And the gun has a magazine feed - it is not a clip feed.

Also the guns had beech stocks.Walnut would be a waste on such a cheap gun.

penpusher

penpusher";p="14972 wrote: Also the guns had beech stocks.Walnut would be a waste on such a cheap gun.

penpusher

Grumpy";p="14971 wrote: - And the gun has a magazine feed - it is not a clip feed.

It is a CLIP FEED Magazine & Wallnut stocked.

Thanks

So you have to load the cartridges with a charger clip ? I don`t think so.
Yes several of the more upmarket US bolt action shotguns had Walnut stocks.......and some of them - I`m thinking of the TarHunt in particular - are anything but cheap !
Occasionally one even sees Webley .22 and 9mm garden guns with Walnut stocks.........It`s the case that there used to be much more Walnut around - and it was much less expensive.
I think that some bolt action shotguns along with O/U 12-Bore calibre rifles are just about the most butch looking firearms around. ( `Butch` as in purposeful/powerful/chunky. )

Grumpy is spot on on this one. There is NO bolt action shotgun that is loaded with a charger clip. You do find the odd redneck in the backwoods of Alabama or Wisconsin or wherever who refers to a magazine as a "clip" but that does not make the term grammatically correct.

Mark does have a recent Mossberg rifled barrel gun that he uses for deer hunting. It is a nice gun and a basic one. The Tar Hunt guns that Grumpy mentioned are superb pieces of custom gunmaking and at a starting price of $ 2000 plus are not cheap by any means.

Like I`ve previously said, I`d quite like a Marlin Model 512 Slugmaster......except that Marlin have stopped making them.....and I`ve never seen one in the UK anyway. Dunno what I`d do with it.......load it with sabots and try for some short range deer I suppose. That has got a Birch stock by the way.......`Walnut finished`.

A shotgun would be entered as a shotgun regardless of the action

I think in the Indian context and the arms licencing nomenclature there is no mention of shotgun. Its either 'SBBL' or 'DBBL'. So the boltaction 'shotgun' would just be classified as a 'SBBL'

But I could also be wrong.

Jonah

Jonah,

Hellelujah.Praise the lord.You have finally got something right.It would be entered as a SBBL gun.The word shotgun indeed finds no mention in the Indian Arms Act or Rules.

penpusher

PS-Give yourself a pat on the back

Gawrsh!!
Hope it's alright with everybody else!
Jonah

jonahpach";p="15049 wrote:Gawrsh!!
Hope it's alright with everybody else!
Jonah

NO!

A shotgun is entered as a SBBL / DBBL Gun and a rifle is entered as a SBBL / DBBL Rifle.

At ease!

Here is a lever action shotgun, guess one learns a new thing every day

http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displ ... um=7827279
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_Model_1894

Good old John Browning designed this too!! Is there anything he didnt do amazing..

Now enlightened ones is this same as Martin Henri or thats a single shot...

Chiao

Navdeep,

Martini actioned shotgun would be a single shot.

Cheers
penpusher

PS-Enlightened.Not me.I can't get animals to levitate.

"I can't get animals to levitate."

Perhaps you should try changing your name to Disney.