Indians For Guns

manual of arms law second edition by akalank publications,[mori gate- delhi-INR 900 they will post out of Delhi.] a very useful and interesting book to have, contains the arms act and commentaries, notifications upto 1995 parliament speech at the forming of the arms act. A must for every one having arms etc and good book for the reading room. most of the time its out of print but few are around, a rare gem, hard to get so keep trying and you will get it one day soon.





try www.jain book
http://jainbookagency.com/newdetails.aspx?id=27105

have a bump

Naga Sir,
I think everyone is bussy reading it, so that they can match you .
Atleast I have a plan like that.

Regards.

The book seems to be available for reading in electronic format at http://nationallibrary.gov.in/showdetails.php?id=315145

GBM sir thanks for the link,
now you are making more people to match Naga Sir.
and I thought I can be only competitor.

Regards.

rajveer wrote:Naga Sir,
I think everyone is bussy reading it, so that they can match you .
Atleast I have a plan like that.

Regards.

if they can match me then they have wasted time as they will be equel to me however if they overtake me thats a achievement and to be applauded

make sure the link can be read or is it en dean end

About the link,
but Sir there are some desaire
Regards.

jain book shop for 1k and you have a hard copy, worth the money.

Naga Sir jokes apart, with your kind permission,

I refered " D. R. Prem's LAW OF ARMS & EXPOPLOSIVE with rules" published by ASHOKA LAW HOUSE, New Delhi
5th edition, for my arms license. I bought this book few years back in Mumbai.
When I asked to few of the law book sellers at that time ,that I want , Arms Act & Arms Rules , they gave me a very strange look.
In short it was a difficult find at that time. But this book has helped me alot.
Definately one day when I'll be lucky enough, I will read the one suggested by you.

Regards.

Ps: I think I must get lucky fast since you can help with the source also.

there is bare act of Arms law and rules, which can be had at any law bookshop for 150 buck, but with the arms manual the arms act (bare act) comes free as well.

its good to know the law as it keeps one out of troubles. lol

and this is all so helpful



looking for the baggage rules next

Dear Naga sir,
After reading your thread,Thought of Sharing this Information for all our friends on IFG..

Arms Manual by yp dangwal 1995 2ND edition at Akalank Publications 3622 mori gate Delhi 110006.
Tel no. 011-23950936,23915064,32215064
email : [email protected]
I think the price of this manual is 900 plus postal/courier charges..

In Case of any problem pl contact Mr. N.K.jain (owner)

With Regards,
NK007

rajveer wrote:When I asked to few of the law book sellers at that time ,that I want , Arms Act & Arms Rules , they gave me a very strange look.

You mean they thought you were going to shoot someone?
Yeah I know the feeling. I've had those looks coming at me when I talk about Guns etc. Damn ... what a taboo

Regards,
Virendra

No, I meant to say there is hardly any awarness of this 'Arms Act and Arms rules'
certainly in Mumbai , everyone is so bussy in their life, actually people here prefer just a source of livehood, rather than a GUN.

Regards.

I understand that. But source of livelihood hasn't been a cakewalk ever.
Although there wasn't the unprecedented prosperity all over India in medieval centuries, rich and poor alike had arms as a mark of alert responsible citizen. Its a matter of life perception and culture.
Wanting a better life has been the goal men worked for on all times. But sadly that martial culture has disappeared (which existed regardless of caste-creed-religion) at the cost of luxury or illusive peace.
All that hard work, all the earnings, assets, plans for life and family. One doesn't want it all be taken in one flash of violence and yet it happens. It is strange that people still haven't sorted it out despite this being such a fundamental issue. Subtly and gradually mentally conditioned to relegate freedom to others in the name of security?
Yeah I guess ... another kind of colonialism.
In trying to jot down my argument, few famous lines come to mind:
"Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

Regards,
Virendra