Indians For Guns

viewers please give your opinion

1.you won't be bullied by the bapus.
2.you need not deposit your gun during elections
3.if you are lucky you can increase your ammo quota.
4.learn to shoot properly.
5.can participate in competitions.
6.you can get an all india validity
thats all i can see.
regards
dr.jk

7. Can import air guns without any hassle
8. Can get imported ammo at cheaper rate

-Nishith

Taking a rifle is very easy if you are a member of rifle club.Arms act says you can get a license for a .22 lr rifle for Target practice if you are a member of rifle club unless you are disqualified by sec 14 of the same.

If you are a club member you can practice more as you will get ammo cheaply in match grade weapons and by your hard work you can be a renowned shot.If you are ..... you can get a new imported weapon in your class.

Regards
Renjith.

Karmveer,
It depends, whether the Rifle Club is a club on paper or physically exists with shooting range, guns, et all.
In D&NH, i am not aware of any range there.
Regards

If a member of NRAI, you can purchase an rifles (IOF 3006 and .315) at a subsidised rate.

One simple query on same issue,If a person is rifle club member is he eligble to purchase a weapon from nrai at concessional rates?

I have to ask, what about big bore shooting events? Can you get 30.06 ammo cheaper?

Dear all
I have decided to join Rifle Club In Baroda city

Can it help in procuring a 0.22LR pistol for competitive shooting?
Lets say if the barrel length of the pistol is more than 5 inches?

amit xrd wrote:One simple query on same issue,If a person is rifle club member is he eligble to purchase a weapon from nrai at concessional rates?

ONLY if you are a member of NRAI - not any other club.

Hello Karmveer,
Why going far till Baroda City, you can join nearby rifle club which is The Bilimora Rifle Club may just 75 km. plus the club do have members from DN-09 too.
Can contact me for more detail.

renjith747 wrote:Taking a rifle is very easy if you are a member of rifle club.Arms act says you can get a license for a .22 lr rifle for Target practice if you are a member of rifle club unless you are disqualified by sec 14 of the same.


Regards
Renjith.

Is it really so? I was not aware. Thanks for highlighting.

Hello Karmveer,

Sorry for late reply, i also wanted to be member of rifle club for vice-versa benefits but while exploring i came to know that in The Bilimora Rifle Club there are some issues going on, say like no general meeting or annual meeting for members from last 15 years or so and its just going on paper, plus the range is also on the occvard site where flood visits in rainy seasons + no construction or no cabin just ground, and about the mangement as discuss in earlier forum on trap shooting, they arnt co-operative , the fees are also toooooo-much that in nearby budget u can became a life member of NRAI India, so my advice is to go for membership for Mumbai club say like Worli or so.......... thks for now