Indians For Guns

Sir,
Is .30 bore pistol china made comes under pb or npb. Few days back i met a person in haryana who was intrested in selling his .30 bire pistol china made and when i enquired it in punjab some says that it comes under pb.. and LA wont allow it to b put up on lisence..
Plz guide about this pistol..

Read Schedule I of the Arms Rules 1962. https://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1474

The list of restricted calibres is a negative list, anything not specifically listed there is a permitted calibre. Thus far there has been no inclusion (in that list) of any type of .30 calibre handgun cartridge.

On the other hand, if the handgun in question has been purchased from the government at a discounted price (say under NSP from Army etc.), then you may have a problem purchasing the same - as the government has placed restrictions on re-sale of such arms, due to rampant profiteering by the original allotees.

Regards,
Abhijeet

It seems as if almost all the district licensing branches have their own set of rules. .30 cal. pistol is allowed in our district (Fazilka, Punjab) but have heard that some districts doesn't allow it.

Its better to enquire with your licensing branch.

Thanks vineet

Just stick to what abiteet said above.otherwise you are playing with fire
just my 2 cents
thanks

I am looking .30 luger or say 7.65 luger at a reasonable price if any one come a cross one please pm me

Added in 3 minutes 23 seconds:
Law in india is really confusing eariler I was reading a thread about .45 acp being pb or npb every body agreed that it is a pb then someone said in mumbai some ppl are authoriseing to own one

mundaire wrote:On the other hand, if the handgun in question has been purchased from the government at a discounted price (say under NSP from Army etc.), then you may have a problem purchasing the same - as the government has placed restrictions on re-sale of such arms, due to rampant profiteering by the original allotees.

Regards,
Abhijeet

Abhijeet,

Sorry I may be off topic but I wanted clarification on that issue, if the weapon is bought at a discounted price from a government agency there would be a restriction on sale of the weapon. But if the owner gets sale permission for some extra ordinary reason like the weapon is defective and beyond economical repair, will the purchaser of the weapon have any issue in buying such a weapon??

Atul