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If you want to buy a decent small arm need to set aside 3-4 lac, also keep in mind the money one needs to pay to get the permit. Shotgun and double barrel are easy to get but pistol, lots of chai pain even if they go by the book.

Unless you want to buy IOF .32 pistol

Do you know how much a Glock 32 cost here? Firstly even before starting an ROC Co2 powered glock cost nearly 600$ which is almost as retail price of the real Glock in the USA. Manipur, were gun can be easily be found even a NPB Glock cost a whopping 7+ lac

Yeah, me and my friend were talking about this gun last Saturday. Haven't reached the local gun shop yet. Did like to check it out once it is available here.

Nagaland CM body guard with Uzi Pro

I heard from a person who was there, many many years ago, he said AKs not captured ones were issued sometime in 1989.

Yeah, the other option at this price range would IOF Ashani, I rather not buy one than that one.

The price is almost the same as my phone lol, I think it is doable. In Manipur getting a shotgun permit is about 5k, bolt action about 30-40k but a pistol permit is quite high from what i hear.

I am planning to apply for my permit soon as am from Manipur and with trouble going around a must-need. Any idea what might be the price range?

What gun was pitched by ICOMM Tele Ltd., Thanks.

from here https://defenceforumindia.com/threads/modernisation-of-indian-army-infantry.40996/page-260

I could only think of this

I beg to differ unless their is a civilian market other than the military no point, the military will order 5-6 lac one type of weapon and use it for 30 years, what about the manufacture during that period? To keep the people employed there should be a continuous process. Hence, I told you most...

There are several reasons for this, but I believe it primarily stems from a lack of market demand. Recently, I came across a video discussing the oversaturation of the gun market, where even major players like Beretta are struggling, especially in the USA, despite it being the largest market...

The new gun is called Ugram and Dvipa Armour, I've never heard of it before tho. It was made using Austrian tooling and took only 100 days cause ARDe said the plan was already ready! So, it was just an ARDE gun made by a private company.

Must be an adapter for a Rifle grenade

I like the feel of the wooden frame than a polymer one. Fired on a few occasions, if I have to choose I will get an old AKM and get kitted out not heavy stuff maybe a reflex sight.

I share the same sentiment with you, However, there is a BIG difference btw us and them. Our, Army if we want we can buy just about one of the best guns in the world, buying and production is another story. So, with exposure at such a level, the Army must be always in a conundrum btw the best...

Nice, maybe In the future I can buy a Glock 30 then

Is .45 prohibited bore in India, I see .45 rimless is but there are .45 being made in India like Webley but that is for the civilian market bit confused.