Indians For Guns

Hello folks I chanced upon this handgun at our local Malkhana a couple of years ago and inspected it thoroughly at that time. The workmanship is as good as any imported automatic that I have come across although in terms of design, it looks quite funny.


Amazingly this photo surfaced again just last week through a friend travelling from southern Mizoram.

I have never seen a gun such as this and was wondering if someone in the forum could identify it. It's a .22 by the way.

My guess is that Its origin could be bangladesh or china.

Jonah

Some China made stuff for the pleasure and use of insurgents I guess.

Nice pistol design

an advanced version of the sheet metal pressing, WW2 Liberator?
blowback, cross between the P7 and glock...low axis, may ride well in the hand

Is it the picture or the guns barrel is actually bent?

MSandhu

Is it the picture or the guns barrel is actually bent?

Sorry forgot to mention.. It's a resnap.

Jonah

Cannot be a Indian hand made,,sure from China

Simply a local cobble job I assume

Seeing that a very basically equipped workshop with good hands can produce very nice and sound pieces, this particular one looks like no particular feat of illicit skill.

Only time consuming aspect in building the thing would have been checkering the whole gob!!

Indian hand made cannot give such a gud finish,even they are not using these kind of screws,,see the safety button -very neatly done.

Oops.... by local I was meaning the peripheral nations /political entities.

Ah! Badshah! you haven't seen some of nicer local made jobs this side. Dunno who exactly makes them but some malkhana pieces are astounding.

cottage cheese";p="45546 wrote: Ah! Badshah! you haven't seen some of nicer local made jobs this side. Dunno who exactly makes them but some malkhana pieces are astounding.

Find them and ask for their CVs,forward them to IOF ,atleast they will improve dem.lolllll

Find them and ask for their CVs,forward them to IOF ,atleast they will improve dem.lolllll

That will threaten the cozy jobs of a lot of IOF people... imagine the trade unionism then...

Curiosly Jonah's finger on the trigger didn't invite the wrath of them learned ones ...

Are you aware, an NGO is asking to grant Small Scale Industry status to the illegal gun factories of Bihar / UP.

Nowthis will take the cake. Bank loans to set up a cottage gun plant ?
Where do NGo's get their ideas from ?

hey thats interesting.
-b.baracho