How are people using desi katta's able to get ammo

[varunik]

http://www.google.com/m?client=mobile-s ... +katta+buy

Check out the the 3rd result!
It's easier to MAKE a gun than gettin a licensed one!! Why is MHA sleeping?!

[Vikram]

I know. What I suggest it simply post the source,that is the website link you took them from, in your post.That removes any copyrights violation on your part.

Best-
Vikram

[Priyan]

lol Paladin Press, desi version.
sulfur can be bought at pharmacy, just say you have a skin rash.
I'd like to know what are the laws of India regarding black powder.

[ak27]

One of the links addresses a gentleman who is hell bent on getting an Arms License legally, however tough it may be but, he is equally determined on getting ammo unlawfully!!

This guy apparently could take up the licence-fuss but could not stand the more annoying ammo quota restrictions!

[Priyan]

I hope he enjoy being a guest of the state in the joint

[rraju2805]

In my experience.
After a month ago , After practiceing my shooting in our ground when i comeback my home alone with my airgun , a biker stop his bike & said me , you are useing a unreal (nakli ) one , but i am a real one. suddenly he widing up his t-shirt & show me his 9mm pistol which was insert in his jeans tightly..

After this when i infrom a police , they say it is a negligible matter please forget it.

It is a very practical reply by police. Availability of illegal guns is far more common and widespread than believed by some. One of the major, yes a major reason is the artificially inflated high prices of legal guns, time consuming and difficulty in getting arms license. All this makes legal firearms unaffordable and impractical for common people to buy for self defense. Thus they are indirectly pushed by government into buying illegal firearms for self defense.

I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH YOU.

the wrong dicision of govt. takes it in very bad sitution...

now the 14-15 years old boys are playing with desi katta...

this are realy bad..

[Safarigent]

Priyan,
Thanks for looking out for me mate.
Discussing what is open knowledge is no crime. Is it a crime if we talk about how terrorists get into jammu and kashmir? It is not. Is it a crime when we discuss that politicians are corrupt and they have done this and that?
Illegal arms are a danger to society and indirectly a danger to legitimate gun owners because they are used for nefarious purposes and the bad press gets reflected on responsible gun owning citizenry.
I am responsible citizen who has strong views on this topic and why should i not discuss it? Will sweeping it under the carpet help things?
i think, that with your attitude, your perrenial question of ' when i will get to shoot a gun?'(sic), will remain a dream.
Its because of guys like you that the authorities are able to take citizens for granted.
Dont be like this.
Stand up to bullying and fight for your rights.
I dont do anything illegal, if the police come, i shall laugh in their faces and open my house.
And laugh when they are on their way out.
So thats that.
But what about you?
Have you ever read the arms act? Do you know that it is written that the state has to issue a shotgun
Iicense to you if you dont have any criminal cases against you?
If you have read so, then get a fire arm for yourself.
What are you waiting for?
Afraid of a denial?
I was denied too.
I fought back.
What will you do?

[Priyan]

I'm planning to apply for a shotgun license as soon as I become 21.
I gotta go urgently,
Discussion to be continued...

[rraju2805]

Priyan ,
you can join NCC.

In every NCC camping, they gave you 5 rounds cartige to fire from lee-enfeild rifle.

[Priyan]

Dear Safarigent,
I know freedom of speech is a fundamental right here. Speaking of fundamental right, they say those are influenced by the bill of rights of the US constitution. I say, where's the second amendment?
Theoretically you are right about discussion of anything is legal since we have the freedom of speech. But in practice, they are not as good as in USA where you can publish books about how to convert semi-auto firearms to full-auto or even how to make a bomb or even how to murder someone. Take Paladin Press for example, they have been doing this for years. Imagine what would have happened if an Indian publishing company did it.
Speaking of our babus' "I don't give a damn" mentality I guess you have already experienced enough of it during your quest for a shotgun license.
The cops will search your house and even raid it if needed, after that you'll have a hard time convincing your pesky neighbors that you did nothing wrong, some will even try to stay away from you thinking you are the next Tony Montana or something like that. Also some people get together, they are worse than a sewing circle. I have this experience, I was taken into custody once just for being at the 'wrong' place at 'wrong' time and even after I was released without being charged, some people still think I'm a criminal.
Talking about my signature, actually my dream fulfilled long time ago, since according to our babus airsoft are 'real' gun

Dear rraju2805,
Thanks for your advice but I don't like to stay with people too much. I like to stay alone and focus my mind on important things instead of wasting time partying or going out.

PS: I had to type this message 3 times because the power keeps going off before I could hit the 'post' button.

[mundaire]

If you think you have freedom of speech in India, you are sadly mistaken. Read http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/article3391109.ece for a brief idea of the colonial laws that are still in force and restrict everyone's freedom of speech & expression!

Cheers!
Abhijeet

[varunik]

Priyan ,
you can join NCC.

In every NCC camping, they gave you 5 rounds cartige to fire from lee-enfeild rifle.

Oh man! The sound of that gun!! Just love the very molecule of that gun..
If my ANO was a bit serious, I couldve attended the national NCC shooting tournament..

[Priyan]

If you think you have freedom of speech in India, you are sadly mistaken. Read http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/article3391109.ece for a brief idea of the colonial laws that are still in force and restrict everyone's freedom of speech & expression!

Cheers!
Abhijeet

Ah, man wasn't in the mood to crap bricks. I always wondered, why we still use laws made by British when we have our constitution for 60 years. AFAIK the Explosive Act of 1825 was from the colonial era that still in force.
Can people be prosecuted under those laws now? I'm deeply confused because the defendant was not prosecuted under Section 377 which is from British era in Aruna Shanbaug case.

[Safarigent]

Priyan,
Once again, cowing down is not living.
Whatever the influence our constitution does guarantee us some rights. As gbm will point out, the rkba is enshrined in them. Courts are recognizing that every day. What more do you want?
While police brutality is a fact of life, so are people who resist and fight back and take them to court.
And if you are so bothered about what people think than it will be a bit difficult to sail through life.
Mate, i have no axe to grind with you. What you think and believe is purely your business, when you try to persuade some one else on a public forum to act like that, thats when i object.
I wont be replying anymore on this thread.
Thanks

[goodboy_mentor]

If you think you have freedom of speech in India, you are sadly mistaken. Read http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/article3391109.ece for a brief idea of the colonial laws that are still in force and restrict everyone's freedom of speech & expression!

What you are saying is very true. A part of the large blame can go to our sometimes practically brainless or spineless judiciary. If one wants to get an idea of difference, then US Supreme court ruling in clearly vulgar language to highlight the importance and sanctity of the Freedom of Speech and Expression in City of Charleston v. The Kanawha Players is worth reading.

Rest of the discussion about City of Charleston v. The Kanawha Players can be read here http://www.theonion.com/articles/suprem ... eni,17372/