Indians For Guns

Hi,

This is my trusted folder, which has been through a lot over the years.
I am unsure of its lineage as it was a gift.
Can someone tell me more about it ?





Cheerio

OUP

Hi,is there any branding/marking on your folder?

hellfire_m16";p="33854 wrote:Hi,is there any branding/marking on your folder?

Not much, just a branding which says U.S.A. Nothing more than that.

Cheerio

OUP

Saw quite a few of this kind in Bangkok with U.S.A. written on it. Picked up one with a L.E.D. light as well. It was well made and sharp. The steel blade too was made of 440 kind and well contoured. Gave it to a friend as a present. They aren't expensive yet pretty ok for daily use without worrying about it walking away. It too had a genuine rose wood grip.
Marksman

marksman";p="33882 wrote:Saw quite a few of this kind in Bangkok with U.S.A. written on it. Picked up one with a L.E.D. light as well. It was well made and sharp. The steel blade too was made of 440 kind and well contoured. Gave it to a friend as a present. They aren't expensive yet pretty ok for daily use without worrying about it walking away. It too had a genuine rose wood grip.
Marksman

Thanks Marksman, I think I might be on to the family tree soon.

Yea the blade on this ones real well made too, the only let downers are the star screws.
I've got a good mind to do away with them and get rivets put in place of these lil' buggers.

regards

OUP

Suggest countersunk Allen head bolts if you can get that style and dia.
Do use loctite!

eljefe";p="34188 wrote:Suggest countersunk Allen head bolts if you can get that style and dia.
Do use loctite!

Thanks eljefe, I'll definitely give that a go. Where can I procure loctite from?
I'm in Delhi.

eljefe";p="34188 wrote:Do use loctite!

Do be specific. Loctite has a variety of products.

OUP, Asif was refering to Loctite Removeable Threadlock 243 instead of Loctite Super Glue!

Mack The Knife Bana";p="34199 wrote:

eljefe";p="34188 wrote:Do use loctite!

Do be specific. Loctite has a variety of products.

OUP, Asif was refering to Loctite Removeable Threadlock 243 instead of Loctite Super Glue!

Thanks Rusty, . I had a look at their indian website post your comment. Did see the product and a pretty exhaustive pdf which detailed the chemical composition of the threadlock.Also managed to find an address.

Delhi
401 - 403, Vishwadeep Tower
District Centre, Janakpuri
New Delhi - 110 058
Tel: +91-11-515 89726, 515 89600. Fax: +91-11-515 89699

Numbers aren't working , but I'll try to pay a visit.

OUP,

If you are going there, do pick up a tube of 243 for me as well... will collect it from you whenever we meet next... thanks!

Cheers!
Abhijeet

Abhijeet,

243 comes in a bottle. It's a blue anaerobic liquid. I bought mine four or five years back and it cost Rs.750.00 or so. However, I still have plenty left after using it on many guns. Worth the cost and worth having in your tool box.

Mack The Knife

Mack The Knife Bana";p="34218 wrote: 243 comes in a bottle. It's a blue anaerobic liquid. I bought mine four or five years back and it cost Rs.750.00 or so. However, I still have plenty left after using it on many guns. Worth the cost and worth having in your tool box.

Anabond threadlockers are good too. They're locally made and are priced at one-tenth the price of Loctite.

I use Anabond- 122. Here's a link to their website-
http://www.anabond.com/psc_thread_lockers.htm

Pran

thanx a lot Pran,went to their office and got the thread locker and something i was looking for a long time ,the liquid gasket.
thanx a lot ,regards Sanjiv

mundaire";p="34213 wrote:OUP,

If you are going there, do pick up a tube of 243 for me as well... will collect it from you whenever we meet next... thanks!

Cheers!
Abhijeet

Okey Dokey

biking3819";p="34277 wrote:thanx a lot Pran,went to their office and got the thread locker

You're welcome Sanjiv.

> and something i was looking for a long time ,the liquid gasket.

Planning to get one of those for sometime now.

Pran