IndiaGuns.com's banner

IndiaGuns.com

@indiaguns • 6,128 subscribers

Licensed firearm owner. Informational discussions on firearm laws, regulations, and gun safety. Educational content only. 🔗 https://t.co/kwiHtV9PEH

Videos

Anya Rossi

sweetdream.ai

SweetDream.ai•Sponsored•Livecam

Watch Anya Live

Anya is streaming live right now! Join her private show and enjoy exclusive content.

Exclusive private shows

1.2k viewers online

Private Show

Join now for exclusive access

Free preview available • Premium content

More videos of people showcasing their Werywin 15-22 rifles chambered in .22 LR are appearing across the internet. The Werywin 15-22, is India's first AR-15 platform rifle designed specifically for civilian use. This rifle in the video wears a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) finish. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian firearm ownership in India is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and full compliance with applicable laws.

More videos of people showcasing their Werywin 15-22 rifles chambered in .22 LR are appearing across the internet. The Werywin 15-22, is India's first AR-15 platform rifle designed specifically for civilian use. This rifle in the video wears a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) finish. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian firearm ownership in India is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and full compliance with applicable laws.

25,962 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

In-case you didn't know. There are documented injuries and occasional deaths from falling .22LR bullets, but it is also true that smaller and lighter bullets like .22LR generally carry less energy than larger handgun rounds (.32 ACP, .45 ACP, etc) when falling back down. But does that make it any less illegal? Rule 32(3) of the Arms Rules, 2016 prohibits celebratory firing, and violations carry serious consequences. For the curious, that is the Werywin 15-22 rifle chambered in .22LR. India's first AR-15 platform rifle designed specifically for civilian use. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian firearm ownership in India is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and full compliance with applicable laws.

In-case you didn't know. There are documented injuries and occasional deaths from falling .22LR bullets, but it is also true that smaller and lighter bullets like .22LR generally carry less energy than larger handgun rounds (.32 ACP, .45 ACP, etc) when falling back down. But does that make it any less illegal? Rule 32(3) of the Arms Rules, 2016 prohibits celebratory firing, and violations carry serious consequences. For the curious, that is the Werywin 15-22 rifle chambered in .22LR. India's first AR-15 platform rifle designed specifically for civilian use. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian firearm ownership in India is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and full compliance with applicable laws.

35,856 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Three words I would use to describe this: Reckless. Illegal. Hypocritical. The MHA’s own official FAQ on Arms Rules, 2016 repeat: “Brandishing or discharge of firearms … in any public place … is strictly prohibited.” Why is it unsafe? → 7.62×39mm bullet fired straight up can travel 2–3 km high, then falls back at terminal velocity, lethal enough to kill or seriously injure anyone it hits on the way down. It can land hundreds of metres away, hitting random people, vehicles, or houses. This is a direct & clear prohibition of Rule 32(3). Even police officers are bound by these rules (no exemption exists for celebratory firing). ‼️Not tagging any police department or naming anyone specific. This is being talked about purely because it’s unsafe. It has nothing to do with politics, state, or religion. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian ownership is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and compliance with local laws.

Three words I would use to describe this: Reckless. Illegal. Hypocritical. The MHA’s own official FAQ on Arms Rules, 2016 repeat: “Brandishing or discharge of firearms … in any public place … is strictly prohibited.” Why is it unsafe? → 7.62×39mm bullet fired straight up can travel 2–3 km high, then falls back at terminal velocity, lethal enough to kill or seriously injure anyone it hits on the way down. It can land hundreds of metres away, hitting random people, vehicles, or houses. This is a direct & clear prohibition of Rule 32(3). Even police officers are bound by these rules (no exemption exists for celebratory firing). ‼️Not tagging any police department or naming anyone specific. This is being talked about purely because it’s unsafe. It has nothing to do with politics, state, or religion. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Civilian ownership is strictly regulated. All firearms and calibers require a valid NPB arms licence and compliance with local laws.

53,805 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Больше нет контента для загрузки