Indians For Guns

mundaire wrote:mulki, the form you have uploaded is an earlier version, the latest one is at http://gunowners.in/nagri_form.pdf

Cheers!
Abhijeet

Ok, I had created the PDF when I first downloaded the form and sent in my application. Didn't realize there was a newer version available now.

Thanks for pointing that out.

I noticed there is no space for a photo therefore the stupid questions

hello the telephone # on site is wrong ... is picked by an army officer.... please provide your correct # ...and the address to send form

nicedew wrote:Can you please give me contact of dealers where i can go and buy spares for diana 35 in singapore

sorry IFG is not a directory. when in singapore please approx any police station and ask for info for dealers. i have been told that they are very helpful.

I am confused with the older posts. Actually what is the fees to joi NAGRI now /TODAY!!!?

There are no fees till April 2011. Post that the fee structure will be informed. Just a couple of months of the FREE membership left, would suggest that everyone get everyone in their circle (family/ friends etc.) - who are LIKE MINDED to join before that.

Cheers!
Abhijeet

-- 26 Feb 2011 02:29 am --

1) No photos needed - as NAGRI is NOT currently issuing ANY ID cards
2) The phone number will be updated by next week - sorry for the inconvenience gents

wow, you are awake late!

join the club

What about the registration of NAGRI without reg. there is no legal identity to any forum.

Have downloaded the NAGRI form -filled it up and posted it.
I think we must mobilise more resources to fight the System- where the aim of the Babu on the other side of desk is to harass each and every shooter and view him like a criminal for daring to own a weapon!! ( My view)

Good work man but have uncovered some important points such as the problems faced by the arms and ammunitions dealer of India they not suppose to sell any .32 bore small weapons made by IOF (Indian Ordinance Factory) and now a days no consumer is ready to purchase 12 bore guns or 315 bore rifles and in this case they are not able to earn for their livelihood. They have just been made slaves of district magistrates. Second point is after the completion of licence and purchase of weapon the licence is supposed to renew it after every 3 years and are made ruined for inspections in elections. Third point is if we purchase .32 bore pistol from Ishapore Rifle factory under Indian Ordinance Factory we are not allowed to select our weapon and in any case our pistol is found defective we are not able to make it changed and the cost for its repairing is cut off from the consumer.

iam not computer savvy can ihave aform in by post;iwant to be alife member;please let meknow the fees for that..hornet..my postal address is 18asunny enclave;vill desumajra ;kharar;district mohali[pb] ihave avalid all india license.thanking you

Hi Abhijeet,

This is just a suggestion. I was thinking about getting the NAGRI application form programmed in HTML. Once the user clicks on the "Apply Now" button on the website, they will be taken to a form. The input fields will be the same as they are on the PDF form. We can have a "Browse" button for the users to attach their digital/scanned signatures.

When they "submit", the data will get populated on the PDF. They'll get 2 options, "print" and "email". They can either print it to file it for records, and email you the filled up form. This practice will save us from all the hassles of printing the form, filling up the details, and posting. Nowadays people prefer doing everything online. Saves time and energy. Do let me know what you feel.

Thanks,
Saif

saifdiwan wrote:Hi Abhijeet,

This is just a suggestion. I was thinking about getting the NAGRI application form programmed in HTML. Once the user clicks on the "Apply Now" button on the website, they will be taken to a form. The input fields will be the same as they are on the PDF form. We can have a "Browse" button for the users to attach their digital/scanned signatures.

When they "submit", the data will get populated on the PDF. They'll get 2 options, "print" and "email". They can either print it to file it for records, and email you the filled up form. This practice will save us from all the hassles of printing the form, filling up the details, and posting. Nowadays people prefer doing everything online. Saves time and energy. Do let me know what you feel.

Thanks,
Saif

in the mean time lets do the hard copy and snail pace

with the suggestion of electronically submitting the forms online