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Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:35 pm
by GUNGUY
Does anybody know where i could buy a tactical knife or a small boot knife (overall length less than 7" inches) in Mumbai
I cant order online from websites based in the US because shipping is too expensive
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Any Indian based websites will be good or even a retail outlet where i can buy these knives
Thanks
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:17 pm
by knifejunkie
Try oliveplanet.in they have quite a range, besides that they are available in mumbai markets, ask moin bhai he can help you out.
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 8:47 am
by GUNGUY
I have tried oliveplanet and most of their knives are out of stock.
I have never thought that local markets would have knives, do they really sell knives too?
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:47 am
by Moin.
You would only get crappy Muelas and Nieto's in the local market at Saleh Arms. Not worth the money. better off buying from KnifeCEntre, will work out cheaper than what you get in the local market anyways !!!!
Last but not least welcome to the Sharp Section of the Forum, tell us something about yourself, what do you do, likes dislikes, own any knives, air guns or fire arms ?
Regards
Moin.
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:19 am
by wingsoffires66
@gunguy
you can buy some chinese stuff available all over city esp in Heera panna , lohar chal markets. for genuine stuff we got no option apart paying hefty prices to dealers or importing 1 yourself
@Moin
the Lead keeda seems to bite you hard, Could see your activity in lead sections . great going!
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:23 am
by Moin.
wingsoffires66 wrote:@gunguy
you can buy some chinese stuff available all over city esp in Heera panna , lohar chal markets. for genuine stuff we got no option apart paying hefty prices to dealers or importing 1 yourself
@Moin
the Lead keeda seems to bite you hard, Could see your activity in lead sections . great going!
Nope not at all, it is still the steel which excites.. But have made some very good friends with the Lead Shooters. I'm avoiding it, the sharp hobby is denting my wallet to a considerable degree as it is. Don't want to pile on another one lollzz
Regards
Moin.
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:55 am
by brihacharan
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:08 pm
by wingsoffires66
strange it the feeling when mind ceases to function efficiently until you lay hands on something, we compromise on many things to acquire that one thing , humbly hear the tantrums of the family and finally get it!Its a pleasure to find like minded people.Its the Elders and experienced like Mr. Brihacharan who keep the enthusiasm alive.THANKYOU!.
cheers!
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:44 pm
by brihacharan
[quote="wingsoffires66"]
Strange it's the feeling when mind ceases to function efficiently until you lay hands on something, we compromise on many things to acquire that one thing , humbly hear the tantrums of the family and finally get it!
Its a pleasure to find like minded people.Its the Elders and experienced like Mr. Brihacharan who keep the enthusiasm alive.
THANK YOU!
Hi wingsoffires66'
> Thank you for your kind words - But believe me nothing excites me more than the eagerness of like minded folks who share their experiences & wisdom that adds to my own knowledge
> I continue my learning every day only to realize that 'there's so much to learn'
Cheers
Briha
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:18 pm
by GUNGUY
Moin. wrote:You would only get crappy Muelas and Nieto's in the local market at Saleh Arms. Not worth the money. better off buying from KnifeCEntre, will work out cheaper than what you get in the local market anyways !!!!
Last but not least welcome to the Sharp Section of the Forum, tell us something about yourself, what do you do, likes dislikes, own any knives, air guns or fire arms ?
Regards
Moin.
I have a knife collection some are from gifts i use every one of my knives it is not just a collection I also have a butterfly knife which I got from Heera Panna I do not own any firearms yet and I want a good tactical knife or a boot knife
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 11:31 am
by supershaji
Moin. wrote:You would only get crappy Muelas and Nieto's in the local market at Saleh Arms. Not worth the money. better off buying from KnifeCEntre, will work out cheaper than what you get in the local market anyways !!!!
Last but not least welcome to the Sharp Section of the Forum, tell us something about yourself, what do you do, likes dislikes, own any knives, air guns or fire arms ?
Regards
Moin.
Brother Moin Sensai,
Someone (namely Knifejunkie) mentioned that the Balisongs are illegal, and elsewhere here I also read that switchblades are illegal?
Would you, or anybody, please clarify?
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 6:44 pm
by kenhypno
Try Bansons (Mumbai) the address must be in the yellow pages in the forum!,they have a good collection of knives from SAK,to Muley everything in between and they are not very expensive (2300 to 2700 i mrean the ones i wanted to buy SAK soldier and Muley the pics have been posted by me here in the forum ) !Furthermore the customer service is worth mentioning about EXCELLENT!
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 7:37 pm
by supershaji
Thanks for the Bansons lead, but I already got someone to pick up some balisongs from a shop in Heera Panna.
Any idea about the prohibition on balisong in India?
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Tue May 21, 2013 1:36 pm
by GUNGUY
I don't think balisongs are prohibited in India.
Re: Tactical Knives/ Boot Knives in Mumbai
Posted: Tue May 21, 2013 4:33 pm
by TC
Gunguy,
I don't think anybody has so far thought of banning Balisongs in India because in technical terms it comes under the folding knife category.
The banned blades are guptis and sword canes.
Anyways, since you are based in Mumbai try outdoortravelgear.com
They have an excellent collection of Gerber knives and based at Wadala I think.
And, let me join Moin in welcoming you to the sharp section of IFG
TC