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As per Indian arms law,is it allowed to use extended pistol magazine/fabricate extended magazine of any imported pistol.Gunaccessories.com do advertise extended 12bullet magazine for Indian pistol.Advice on this is called-for..Regards,James..

james";p="25252 wrote:As per Indian arms law,is it allowed to use extended pistol magazine/fabricate extended magazine of any imported pistol.Gunaccessories.com do advertise extended 12bullet magazine for Indian pistol.Advice on this is called-for..Regards,James..

Well if they are making it one can guess its tolerable... since the topic of magazine capacity doesn't seem to appear any where in the arms act. Just another vague ambiguous issue open to all kinds of interpretations by both sides.

Strictly speaking, fabricating any functional component of a firearm for any purpose other than repair (by a licensed party) is not allowed... as per my understanding....penpusher can help here.

Anyway if its available- go ahead an buy it - if you don't mind the cost.

You can even have a drum mag for your pistol as long as it is fabricated by a dealer with a license for repair of firearms

but as far as i have seen it is cleary written on the main page of licence: NUMBER OF AMMO CAN BE POSSESS AT A TIME : 10 or what ever granted,,so magzine capacity more than spcified amount is useless.

badshah0522";p="28422 wrote:but as far as i have seen it is cleary written on the main page of licence: NUMBER OF AMMO CAN BE POSSESS AT A TIME : 10 or what ever granted,,so magzine capacity more than spcified amount is useless.

CC is my Quote not clear what i mean??

cottage cheese";p="28432 wrote:

badshah0522";p="28422 wrote:but as far as i have seen it is cleary written on the main page of licence: NUMBER OF AMMO CAN BE POSSESS AT A TIME : 10 or what ever granted,,so magzine capacity more than spcified amount is useless.

yes Badshah is right extended magazine means more no. of bullets in it and if u can't possess more than ten byullets at one time how will u use the magazine

Regards

Rudra

Well theres no specific mention of magazine capacity in the Arms Act, so the question doesn't arise as long as reasonable limits are maintained.

Only 10 shots ? I suppose you're meaning the number of shots possessed at any one time. If so that will vary from place to place depending on the discretion of the issuing authority. Most times it's between 25-50 isn't it?

My point is, if it isn't mentioned in the Act or a relevant notification, then it should be no problemo.

Rudra";p="28460 wrote:yes Badshah is right extended magazine means more no. of bullets in it and if u can't possess more than ten byullets at one time how will u use the magazine

Regards

Rudra

I think the question was whether one could get one legally.It is upto the individual to get it or not.Seems he/she can.

Best-
Vikram

in UP number of ammo can be possessed at a time for hand gun is 10.

badshah0522";p="28489 wrote:in UP number of ammo can be possessed at a time for hand gun is 10.

I didn't know that.

I think that limitation is another instance of government stupidity

yes in up u can possess 10 cartridges at one time and 25 in the whole year.

Regards

Rudra

Rudra";p="28502 wrote:yes in up u can possess 10 cartridges at one time and 25 in the whole year.

Regards

Rudra

Then we are luckier this side:

Most people get 25/50 or occasionally 50/100

In Delhi the standard is 25/50 as well... but you can have this quota increased if you show good "reason" for the same...

Cheers!
Abhijeet

We get 50 at a time and 250 in a calendar year. I finished my 250 quota in 2 months. Now I only have the last 7 rounds in my carry mag.

A question; is the yearly quota applicable to a calendar year or is the year calculated from the date you got your license? For e.g. a license was issued in November and by 31st December one uses up 250 rounds, Now can he buy again in Jan or has to wait till next November?

AMK