Im a new member so forgive me if the questions seems out of date.
Im looking to buy 303 enfeilds. Can anyone point me in the direction of 100-500-1000 rifles?
A government agency perhaps that can point me?
An email address of a place to start?
thank you
Re: 303 surplus
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2021 10:37 pm
by Shivaji.Dasgupta
Not in India. Here .303 is PB and no deal with a prohibited bore
Weapon is possible unless you have a connection in MOD.
Re: 303 surplus
Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2021 2:40 pm
by mundaire
This is what they are doing with surplus SMLE rifles in India now
Re: 303 surplus
Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2021 5:15 pm
by Vikram
May be you could contact the Indian Home Ministry directly and see what their response is.
Re: 303 surplus
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 10:09 pm
by sumbriavikramaditya
There are many .303 Rifles in the hands of civilians in J&K. These civilians are members of Village Defence Committees in terrorist infested areas. They are monitored by J&K Police which is now under MHA. Ammo is supplied by the Police under very strict supervision.
There are many .303 Rifles in the hands of civilians in J&K. These civilians are members of Village Defence Committees in terrorist infested areas. They are monitored by J&K Police which is now under MHA. Ammo is supplied by the Police under very strict supervision.
Why do you want to buy 100-500-1000 rifles?
These would be government firearms issued to village defence committees, the ownership of these resides with the government, they cannot be sold/ transferred.
It's like what they did in punjab in the 1980's, government issued full auto carbines to people, as well as AKs, these were taken back by the government once peace returned to the state in the early 1990's.
The the only time a citizen can be trusted with such firearms, is when he's fighting the government's battle for it. At all other times, a citizen is to be distrusted and must be kept disarmed and at the mercy of the babus.
There are many .303 Rifles in the hands of civilians in J&K. These civilians are members of Village Defence Committees in terrorist infested areas. They are monitored by J&K Police which is now under MHA. Ammo is supplied by the Police under very strict supervision.
Why do you want to buy 100-500-1000 rifles?
These would be government firearms issued to village defence committees, the ownership of these resides with the government, they cannot be sold/ transferred.
It's like what they did in punjab in the 1980's, government issued full auto carbines to people, as well as AKs, these were taken back by the government once peace returned to the state in the early 1990's.
The the only time a citizen can be trusted with such firearms, is when he's fighting the government's battle for it. At all other times, a citizen is to be distrusted and must be kept disarmed and at the mercy of the babus.
What is the Government? Employed by us, as per our personal fancies and taxes. Unfortunately, it becomes a Frankenstein's monster.
There are many .303 Rifles in the hands of civilians in J&K. These civilians are members of Village Defence Committees in terrorist infested areas. They are monitored by J&K Police which is now under MHA. Ammo is supplied by the Police under very strict supervision.
Why do you want to buy 100-500-1000 rifles?
These would be government firearms issued to village defence committees, the ownership of these resides with the government, they cannot be sold/ transferred.
It's like what they did in punjab in the 1980's, government issued full auto carbines to people, as well as AKs, these were taken back by the government once peace returned to the state in the early 1990's.
The the only time a citizen can be trusted with such firearms, is when he's fighting the government's battle for it. At all other times, a citizen is to be distrusted and must be kept disarmed and at the mercy of the babus.
What is the Government? Employed by us, as per our personal fancies and taxes. Unfortunately, it becomes a Frankenstein's monster.
