Indian Ordnance Factories?

[SCDL]

http://ofbindia.gov.in/index.php?wh=Weapons&lang=en#subclass0

They sell some .22 revolvers and rifles (the former would need a longer barrel).

Their guns sell for way more in India than would be deemed acceptable here (Not many competitors, from what I gather), but perhaps an importer can work something out? They probably have fewer embargoes on their stuff than China, for instance, so getting more into international arms trade would be great for their economy.

Unfortunately, the most interesting of their firearms is a .32 (Top-break revolver based on the Webley), so it's a complete no-go.

 

[Blastattack]

Weird range of products. Sterling Submachineguns, Bren guns, 8mm Lee enfields and a 30-06 that looks like a Blaser ripoff? Weird, just weird.

However the .22 rifle looks decent, despite the rather poor picture.

 

[cadgo]

Semi-auto brens......

 

[Blastattack]

Semi-auto brens......

I don't understand, they show them as being FA and SA, which Brens' (at least the one I fired) are capable of.

 

[unicorn gravedigger]

At least it's a "Sporting Rifle" and not a "Sproting Rifle" like my Norinco 22. Would that 81 mm mortar work on thin skin game like deer?

 

[Blastattack]

At least it's a "Sporting Rifle" and not a "Sproting Rifle" like my Norinco 22. Would that 81 mm mortar work on thin skin game like deer?

Nah man, you need one of these in 14.5×114. Thats the absolute minimum i'd go for deer. If you want to shoot moose you'll want to use 20mm Ultra-Mag or higher.

 

[CanAm]

Very kooky to deal with.

 

[SCDL]

Very kooky to deal with.

Kooky?

Do tell.