Indians For Guns

Congrats Sir,

She is a role model for girls in India.

Keep up the great work!

Amit Dogra

Thanks all who commented on this post.
Yes, I am quite proud of her.
I must have done something right in a past life as she turned out quite well.

Amazingly for a girl, she does like guns. I've never felt that lack of a son to share my hobbies with.


Image by Oleg

I am sure that guns as tall as her!

What spirit!

Which gun is that?

Skyman wrote:Which gun is that?

It is a heavily accessorized FAL.

Oh so i guessed right.Do you have one?

I am sure that guns as tall as her!

What spirit!

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Well, she is short, only about 5ft 2in. She prefers to call it being "space efficient" rather than short.
That particular rifle has a longer stock and barrel than normal.
Below is a photo of her holding a more conventional FAL for comparison.

Image by Oleg. Post from here

Oh so i guessed right.Do you have one?

Unfortunately no, I do not have one... yet.
While the FAL is a rifle that is on my want list, along with a JP Rifles LPR-07, if I was restricted to just one .308 rifle, I would pick the Keltec RFB. Both my daughter and I enjoyed shooting that one a lot.

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I notice FAL's are quite popular there.Guys use them to shoot .308's.Even the guy from Box O Truth.

Is that you with your daughter in the picture?

Space Efficient!!!
I love that!
May i also add the she is a striking lady and thank god she didnt take after her father!

I notice FAL's are quite popular there.Guys use them to shoot .308's.Even the guy from Box O Truth.

Is that you with your daughter in the picture?

Large numbers of FAL's were brought in to the US at one time. Including ex German army ones (G1), Israeli and Argentine ones and even L1A1's from Rhodesia. Kits are still available (everything but the receiver) but several US companies make the receivers. In a FAL, the upper receiver is the serial numbered part. FAL barrels are also made in the US by some manufacturers. For years it was a relatively simple do-it-yourself project with the hardest part being to headspace the barrel in the receiver. Century Arms and DSA sell asembled FAL's. DSA's are kind of expensive now but they offer them in a variety of configurations. Some of Century's rifles had quality control issues but the DSA rifles are pretty good. Coonan Arms makes several different types of receivers including the Metric, Argentine and inch-pattern (British and Commonwealth) ones.

Yes that is me in the photo with my daughter.

Safarigent wrote:Space Efficient!!!
I love that!
May i also add the she is a striking lady and thank god she didnt take after her father!

Being that we are in a public forum, I will refrain from making the appropriate response, you.... you... smart alec!

Very good sir.She is fortunate to have a father like you.

Seems like Arjun has seen something he likes