Indians For Guns

Welcome to the Forum Srinivas

Dear srini,

As I understand now .22 caliber is subjected to Arms license.
Hope while buying , you have kept that in mind.

Basu

Hello comrade welcome to the group, join the fight for free arms.

Basu wrote:Dear srini,

As I understand now .22 caliber is subjected to Arms license.
Hope while buying , you have kept that in mind.

Basu

Dear Basu sir,

I wont use it when the law is enforced. I wanted to have a SDB. I had no other caliber option with vendor.

Srini

Now most of the manufacturers are making ARs in .177, so is SDB.
Which gun you have of SDB ??


Basu

Basu wrote:Now most of the manufacturers are making ARs in .177, so is SDB.
Which gun you have of SDB ??


Basu

I have SDB Artemis, Basu sir. I shoot at plastic Pepsi bottles / 2" wooden blocks. The accuracy is good.... I did not try to buy directly from SDB but tried with a couple of vendors in Kolkatta through phone but could not reach them. So, I went for the available model,locally.

Srini

vedula1995 wrote:Hello comrade welcome to the group, join the fight for free arms.

Hi Vedula,

nice to catch up with u....

Dear srini,
I found Artemis a little too powerful.
That is the reason I went for Sport.
I had tested a new Artemis and found that it is hold sensitive....and truly could not manage it

Basu

Basu wrote:Dear srini,
I found Artemis a little too powerful.
That is the reason I went for Sport.
I had tested a new Artemis and found that it is hold sensitive....and truly could not manage it

Basu

Dear Basu sir,

I like to shatter clay targets, plastic bottles etc. Also, I wanted to shoot at long range clay/ bottle targets. So I went for the powerful Artemis. There is no much later recoil with the Rifle.... Cocking seems to be little harder.... I think it will get smooth with time. From the 1st shot on wards, the Rifle obeyed me.....

Srini