Indians For Guns

Hello Folks :
I just joined this Group/Forum. Am a Born and Raised Indian, from Mumbai and setteled in the USA since 1982.
I decided to join this Forum after a Unfortunate incident in Kolkata, India.
Since then, I have been taking Shooting Training, Lessons and also have Applied for a CHL.
I donot own any Guns yet.
Aeronauteek.

welcome mate, glad to have you on board, so what that incident in kol?

Like Nagarifle says, Welcome Aboard! There is quite a bit of knowledge here, with it covering both India and North America.

Welcome - are you looking at the earth from space ... ?

Kolkata is on the other side but not much different than Mumbai just lot more people - Haji

Welcome Aeronauteek. I am born and bred in Mumbai myself - spent almost half of my youth and a third of my life (till 2003) in the US. Back in Mumbai since. Hope you benefit from the rich harvest of information and guidance on this forum.

Nagarifle, Mark, Hammerhead, Airgun_Novice,
Thanks U all for the welcome. I am actually setteled in Texas.
Shall stay in Touch. I am very very confused though about PB and NPB. Here is why .....
PB = Could mean 2 things. Permitted Bore and also Prohibited Bore.
Similarly NPB = Could mean 2 things. Non Prohibited Bore and also Non Permitted Bore.
Regards !
Aeronauteek

Texas is a bit different but listen to this Canadian Guy ......" it's Convoluted , Complex and Confusing all times "

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Hammerhead wrote:Texas is a bit different but listen to this Canadian Guy ......" it's Convoluted , Complex and Confusing all times "
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What are you try to prove here Hammerhead ? if you like to talk about firearms laws in Canada, then come out talk with me in open as you may be know i am certified Range Master and i just finish my firearms intructor exms. , and i have 98% mark in the exem. 498 of 500. from now on i am firearms intructor as well.think about that before you post anythink.

Baljit

friend,
welcome to ifg.
pb means prohibited bores..that are used by police and army.
npb means non prohibited bores...which a civilian in india can own with a licence.(brief)
regards

Hi Aeronauteek,
> Welcome aboard to the Greatest of Gun Forums
> Now PB or NPB doesn't matter as long as you are in Texas - just join a shooting club and sharpen your shooting skills - have fun
> Your coach can help you choose the right 'Gun' - Go ahead & get one.
> This forum can give you a wealth of knowledge & above all a 'Sense of Belonging' as we are all bonded by the spirit of RKBA (Right to Keep & Bear Arms)
Happy New Year - 2012
Cheers
Brihacharan

Baljit wrote:

Hammerhead wrote:" it's Convoluted , Complex and Confusing all times "

What are you try to prove here Hammerhead ? --> That Gun Laws are Convoluted, Complex and Confusing

if you like to talk about firearms laws in Canada, then come out talk with me in open -- > Just WOW

as you may be know i am certified Range Master and i just finish my firearms instructor exams. -- > Good to Know,

and i have 98% mark in the exam. 498 of 500. -- > OK

from now on i am firearms intructor as well -- > So What ... ?

.think about that before you post anything.- > I guess I don't need a Permission

Baljit

Just Speechless, Do I needs to Bow now ... ? - Haji

Aeronauteek wrote:Nagarifle, Mark, Hammerhead, Airgun_Novice,
Thanks U all for the welcome. I am actually setteled in Texas. [SNIP]
Aeronauteek

Are you in DFW by any chance ? They used to have a couple of good ranges (indoors) there where they even 'rented' out Eagle .38. Fort Worth also has a good range - forgot all the details - left TX in 1996.

Hello Airgun_Novice :
Yes I am in the DFW Area. Now there are many Ranges all over DFW. Out door and Indoor Ranges.
In my area itself there are about 5 good ones.
Aeronauteek

Welcome aboard.

They even had a rodeo cum free shootout championship in the Forth Worth area where "cowboys" enacted shootout (on glass bottles and cattle skulls, thankfully) from horseback; that too in motion. Plus of course the usual stuff - lasso, bull fight etc. Kids even had special calves to do theirs. The area smelt heavily of leather and dung; but boy ! One should see their silver belt buckles - the size of saucers. As they say "Everything's big in TX" But nice place. Though I liked it there I still preferred AZ where I spent subsequent 2 years. I spent over 2 yr in Beaumont near Houston and then 2 in Arlington (DFW). I remember once when we went to a "redneck", err, cowboy joint named Bull Pit or something such in Fort Worth and all my friends like the rest of 'em fellers ordered steak and beer (that too "Bud") while I asked for buffalo wings and wine - the few gents and the ladies too turned around and stared at me with "This Man is from Mars" look. BTW, wonder if Iguana and Mirage 2000 dance clubs still exist in Dallas ??? Ah - the memories.. hee-haw !