Indians For Guns

Me with my son,Some family pics

Lovely pictures virk1313 and thanks for sharing. Your teen sau pandrah with a folding stock is rather popular with some members on IFG . How is its performance at the range ?

best,
Rp.

Thank you Sir.You got me ( teen sau pandrah ) ha ha ha thats funny . kuch der to mujhe pta hi nahi chla. Ji folding stock looks good but not good at range at all. since there is a spring .. it keeps moving. Plus normaly in our villages people call it a Pakki Rafal and it is just for Rohb , Tohar . and not for hunting.

dear virk ji please mind your finger on the trigger. its not a safe practice.

hi Virk ji...

nice picture... lovely and lucky kid...
which weapon u have sir..

Siddik

virk1313 wrote: folding stock looks good but not good at range at all. since there is a spring .. it keeps moving. Plus normaly in our villages people call it a Pakki Rafal and it is just for Rohb , Tohar

There have been some discussions on this forum about the folding stock on .315 rifle and even 12 ga shotguns. This is a genuine feed back by virk1313, an owner himself.

Pakki Rafal --- .315 , Kachchi Rafal --- .22 lr. is a common nomenclature up north .

best,
Rp.

virk thanks for sharing.happy for you.
the first snaps shows some old guns,are they real or blanks?
315 do you shoot regularly?
even your kids have hands on the trigger....
just a word of caution.

Thanks to all, and yes the first pic is taken at county fair every year and they are blanks.Posing as bank robbers from western movies.

Is that a .22LR ?

Lovely pics...
Little guy's are luking so sweet & cute.....
& also u luking good...

shooter wrote:dear virk ji please mind your finger on the trigger. its not a safe practice.

I am sure , it is unloaded....
Hehehehehe..

shooter wrote:dear virk ji please mind your finger on the trigger. its not a safe practice.

I am sure , it is unloaded....
Hehehehehe.. [/quote]


Dear rraju. Please read the gunsafety thread (hint:its a sticky and says "please read this").
Gun safety isnt a laughing matter. It is NOT a safe practice to put the finger on the trigger of an empty gun. (there are exceptions to this rule but posing for pics isnt one of them). This holds especially true for people like you who are novices and thus emulate such practice. We could do with a few less accidents and improve the statistics used as ammo by the antis.
So yes i will always insist on safety when it reflects on my love my sport and may have hazardous outcome for us.

shooter wrote:
Dear rraju. Please read the gunsafety thread (hint:its a sticky and says "please read this").
Gun safety isnt a laughing matter. It is NOT a safe practice to put the finger on the trigger of an empty gun. (there are exceptions to this rule but posing for pics isnt one of them). This holds especially true for people like you who are novices and thus emulate such practice. We could do with a few less accidents and improve the statistics used as ammo by the antis.
So yes i will always insist on safety when it reflects on my love my sport and may have hazardous outcome for us.

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT SIR....

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Hammerhead and Virk,
Nice photos!

rraju,
As Shooter says, gun safety is no laughing mater. It cannot be stressed enough.
Every one interested in guns should know the four rules. These four rules should never be broken under any circumstance.

Please take a look at this: http://thefiringline.com/Misc/safetyrules.html

Nice pictures guys and agree with others Safety is paramount and needs to be taught early..remember a remark by a Pakistani class mate during hunting license class who poignantly said we did all things backwards at home e.g. carrying loaded guns in cars, jumping around with guns pointing in all directions. mishandling the guns and ammo etc

Best