Indians For Guns

He has got permission to manufature 5000 revolvers ,5000 pistols in 32 bore category 5000 revolvers and 5000 pistols in .22 bore category alpng with 15.000 12 bore guns and some ML guns .He is now fully authorised to manufautre shotguns and hand guns apart from 12 bore amno ,Seikh is an expert person he also holds manufcturing licence for firworks and chemicals fully capable of amno manufacturing.

The question is HOW did he get this permission? Is there a clear documented process, or this is done via alternate means?

pistolero wrote:The question is HOW did he get this permission? Is there a clear documented process, or this is done via alternate means?

The process is well documented in Arms Rules 2016, in fact the new Arms Rules go into a fair amount of detail with regards to private manufacture.

doing clon glock in 380 acp!

I spoke to Mr Shiekh of Shiekh Arms today. The price of 7 shot .32 raptor is Rs 1.25 lakhs, and 14 shot version is Rs 1.75 lakhs. The price of .22 version is not yet decided. The product is made with imported stainless steel in fully automatic CNC machines. They have their own proof testing facility within the premises. They are fully booked for the next six months and not accepting anymore bookings currently. I suggested him to start a facebook page and or website for the public knowledge.

russianshooter3 wrote:Potencial buyer this pistol!
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open company for making arms need 1 lakh capital - 15000 USD) cool!

No that the amount required to legally register a company and start operations

Anyone buying Seikh Armoury pistol or revolver please share the quality as it is New gun.

First look of raptor 0.32 pistol made by sheikh arms

That looks rather nice. Please post more photos and also your impressions about the fit and finish and shooting impressions if you did shoot with it. Thank you.

I don't have more pics of the product Mr sheikh has sent the pics to me it has three models which have capacity of 7 shots 9 shots and 14 shots. I will comment on its performance only when the product will be delivered to me . Thanks
Kotwal gun house

Miles ahead of what the IOF has been churning out at least in the looks department. All the lines appear to the straight. There appear to be some cosmetic flaws though. The grip screws appear to be too large. The slide serrations on the right appear to be uneven. The markings on the both sides of the slide do not seem to match.The grip panel on the right would look better if it were rounded at the top. The ventilated rib does not appeal to me but that is something personal.All in all a good effort. Buyers would have some choice when they go to a gunshop which is good.

This is welcome break from IOF stuff, appears good. I would recommend they do something about the itching of their complete name on the slider, it is killing the looks.

its copy of spanish llama?

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and YES NO BOND007 more better then picture

nice they r also manufaturing revolvers and shotguns

It looks far better than an IOF .32 Pistol.
Hope the performance is also good.
Magazine Release, Slide, Safety etc. should all function smoothly.
It is double action, judging by the photos.
Hope the slide locks, when magazine is empty.
The Pistol does seem rather big for a .32 Bore.
This maybe because of the Double Stack Magazine which would hold 14 Cartridges.
With the limitation on the Cartridge quota in India,
Emptying 4 Magazines would exhaust the entire years quota.
Personally never understood why in the Indian self defence context,
One would require more than 6/8 Rounds.
Ventilated Rib on a Shot-Gun makes sense.
I doubt the function will be of any use on a Hand-Gun in India.
We don't get to shoot that many Rounds continuously, that the barrel will heat up.
Though the Rib definitely adds to the aesthetic value.

Regards,
Jr.