IOF .32 revolver

ssmickey.32 · Post by **ssmickey.32** » Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:04 pm

MARK IV Launched on 19/03/2013

Cal: 7.65mm
Weight: 755 Gms
Range: 10m
Weapon Length: 177.6mm
Barrel Length: 76.2mm
Feed: 6 Round Revolving Chamber

Distinguished features over Mark III : Weight increased by 55 Gms as the barrel thickness has been increased. The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology and is hard-chrome plated from inside.

Cheers!!!

perfectionist1 · Post by **perfectionist1** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 11:11 am

s k rajdev wrote:Dear pdn70,

tks for feedback i could not find videos on how to check iof .32 revolver on net if you have the link handy request you to send. thanks once again.

Hi SK,
There are lot of videos available on you tube, if you search by IOF 0.32 revolver, however you can see pics of my revolver posted on this site.

Cheers...

perfectionist1 · Post by **perfectionist1** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 11:12 am

ssmickey.32 wrote:MARK IV Launched on 19/03/2013

Cal: 7.65mm
Weight: 755 Gms
Range: 10m
Weapon Length: 177.6mm
Barrel Length: 76.2mm
Feed: 6 Round Revolving Chamber

Distinguished features over Mark III : Weight increased by 55 Gms as the barrel thickness has been increased. The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology and is hard-chrome plated from inside.

Cheers!!!

Wow!!!! Any pics so far....

Baba z · Post by **Baba z** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 1:46 am

perfectionist1 wrote:
ssmickey.32 wrote:MARK IV Launched on 19/03/2013

Cal: 7.65mm
Weight: 755 Gms
Range: 10m
Weapon Length: 177.6mm
Barrel Length: 76.2mm
Feed: 6 Round Revolving Chamber

Distinguished features over Mark III : Weight increased by 55 Gms as the barrel thickness has been increased. The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology and is hard-chrome plated from inside.

Cheers!!!
i also came to know abt the new IOF Mark IV, its based upon Smith & Weson tech..
Wow!!!! Any pics so far....

veeveeaar · Post by **veeveeaar** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 11:33 am

MARK IV Launched on 19/03/2013

Cal: 7.65mm
Weight: 755 Gms
Range: 10m
Weapon Length: 177.6mm
Barrel Length: 76.2mm
Feed: 6 Round Revolving Chamber

Distinguished features over Mark III : Weight increased by 55 Gms as the barrel thickness has been increased. The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology and is hard-chrome plated from inside.
Mr Smickey How and where did you get this info? I have not found any advertisement or press release. please eloborate

winnie_the_pooh · Post by **winnie_the_pooh** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 5:25 pm

veeveeaar wrote:The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology

IOF speak for button rifling thus the need for a thicker barrel .A big step forward as this is in keeping with the skills or lack thereof of the IOF monke.... err...gun fitters.As Barret Obermeyer remarked,"Any fool can pull a button through a barrel." The IOF has those in the plenty.

veeveeaar · Post by **veeveeaar** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 9:40 pm

Winnie! I am sorry i did not write any thing . I had not copied what Smickey had posted and did not highlight it . Even i have asked him about this MARK IV !!!!!!!!

ssmickey.32 · Post by **ssmickey.32** » Thu Apr 11, 2013 4:17 pm

veeveeaar wrote:MARK IV Launched on 19/03/2013

Cal: 7.65mm
Weight: 755 Gms
Range: 10m
Weapon Length: 177.6mm
Barrel Length: 76.2mm
Feed: 6 Round Revolving Chamber

Distinguished features over Mark III : Weight increased by 55 Gms as the barrel thickness has been increased. The barrel is made from some Cold-Swaging technology and is hard-chrome plated from inside.

Mr Smickey How and where did you get this info? I have not found any advertisement or press release. please eloborate

Mr. Veeveeaar, i got the info from Dainik Jagran, Newspaper... i just reflected the data here on forum that was mentioned in the newspaper... & chances of wrong information are very very less... I was in Kanpur when Mark IV was launched, it was a great news coverage in Kanpur edition of Dainik Jagran..

@perfectionist1: Pic was there in the newspaper, i did not scan it... however my eye scan says - it's almost same

s k rajdev · Post by **s k rajdev** » Thu Apr 11, 2013 7:28 pm

Dear All, Is it already on sale ? as i could not find it on
0.22" Revolver
0.32" Revolver (7.65 mm x 23)
0.32" Revolver (Long Barrel)
ref: http://ofbindia.gov.in/index.php?wh=Spo ... ms&lang=en

veeveeaar · Post by **veeveeaar** » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:10 pm

Mr Smickey , Is this Dainik Jagran a hindi newspaper or a english one? . Please do some james bond work and leak the info about this markIV issue. When you told that it is a S&W thing , iam really very anxious about what these IOF XEROX MEN have done.

skipper0069 · Post by **skipper0069** » Mon Apr 15, 2013 11:15 pm

denzilmatthew wrote:Hi,

Two months back I got a .32 IOF Revolver MArk II from FGF Kanpur for 62,564/- though the weapon is good and I shot six rounds of KF. I want to know the distance at which this weapon is acurate and upto what distabce it can fire and also I want to know which Imported rounds are vailable and which r the best in result.

Cheers!

Denzil

its always experience is what teaches us best,,

shoot,,,

and learn for ur self,,,,

spend that quality time on ur metal,,,,,,

perfectionist1 · Post by **perfectionist1** » Fri Apr 19, 2013 11:58 am

I wonder why range is 10 m, usually 0.32 cal is effective and accurate upto or exceeds 25 mts. including the mkiii as well.

Any lights.

Cheers....

kushgrewal · Post by **kushgrewal** » Wed Jul 17, 2013 3:16 am

Hi
I was going through some of the topics and read that the iof 32 mark 4 is out but as i seached for it on the iof websites and through other searches i could not find anything about it.. does anyone have any news about it or some pictures maybe. I
It would be very helpful.
Thanking you guys in advance..

msprabhat · Post by **msprabhat** » Fri Jul 26, 2013 4:46 pm

A friend of mine has offered me to sell his IOF.32 revolver, which he purchased from Ambernath, Maharashtra during December-2005. He told me that they have not fired a single round from that revolver since he got in family heirloom policy and do not want to keep it anymore. Could someone on this forum suggest me as to which model this may be. I think this is either MK I or MK II. I would like to get a price quote also for such old handgun because my friend tells me to take it even for any meagre amount.

msprabhat · Post by **msprabhat** » Sun Jul 28, 2013 3:57 am

msprabhat wrote:A friend of mine has offered me to sell his IOF.32 revolver, which he purchased from Ambernath, Maharashtra during December-2005. He told me that they have not fired a single round from that revolver since he got in family heirloom policy and do not want to keep it anymore. Could someone on this forum suggest me as to which model this may be. I think this is either MK I or MK II. I would like to get a price quote also for such old handgun because my friend tells me to take it even for any meagre amount.

Please provide your suggestions, if you have to offer urgently.

Please refrain from making such posts in the future. Have the patience to wait for an answer. Unlike Google and God we may not have all the answers. Mod

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