Indians For Guns

How common are gun stores in India, and how often do they sell gun cleaning supplies ? How often do Indians buy inexpensive kits, or how often do they also separately buy brushes or bags of patches ? Does anyone have an estimate of the Indian gun-cleaning sales versus the Australian gun-cleaning sales ? We are considering expanding a product line to India, and we need a market estimate.

good cleaning kit in india price are
.22 = rs120/
.315 or other rifles =rs150/
12/16/20 bore =rs150/
.32/.22 cleaning kit in brass =rs200/
gun oil (not good) = rs25/
cleaning cloth (chindi) 1 bundle = rs100/
seperate brushes(GOOD) / 12bore/.22/.32/.22 =rs35/

smith45 wrote:How common are gun stores in India, and how often do they sell gun cleaning supplies ? How often do Indians buy inexpensive kits, or how often do they also separately buy brushes or bags of patches ? Does anyone have an estimate of the Indian gun-cleaning sales versus the Australian gun-cleaning sales ? We are considering expanding a product line to India, and we need a market estimate.

smith start one as soon as you can,i bet you will have lot of customers . we don't have quality stuff,we do buy brushes and and cleansers but compared to what you all have abroard,its nothing. i'll be your first customer.

-- Sun Jan 02, 2011 12:11 pm --

what alL can you offer us?

I like hoppe's #9 and keep a decent amount of it. transmission ATF fuild makes a great bore solvent. Also, I know several old timers that only use WD-40.

I use mobil 1 motor oil for gun oil.

I do not copper clean often. But, have some.

Keep some spare brushes, mops, and plastic jags around.

Boresnakes do great! I use them to tidy up a bore during the day at the range. Roughly 50 shots to 1 boresnake pass on centfire. Roughly 150-200 shots between the 22lr's.