For anyone considering an Indian manufactured Flintlock

[TDM]

"Are you not entertained!!!!!"

Sorry, late night adult beverage talking.

 

[toot]

Show me all of the evidence of owners of Indian made arms blowing up in their faces.

I suspect you've never seen the cave made AK-47s that wreaked havoc for the last 40 years in Afghanistan and Pakistan, without blowing up. And that is at a much higher pressure.

they were all making weapons before AMERICA was ever thought of, and still are!!

 

[FlinterNick]

Are you saying that Muzzleloadershop.com did not receive the lock with the LA pistol that I bought from them?

No that company has a Canadian federal gun license loyalist doesn’t not

 

[FlinterNick]

they were all making weapons before AMERICA was ever thought of, and still are!!

They were making weapons ? You mean the British ordnance and east India company were making weapons, actual weapons that were proofed and had to meet strict ordinance standards…. What comes out of India today wouldn’t pass any British ordinance inspection, not a single one.

 

[Surfinator58]

But its entertaining.

Like watching old reruns of The Lucy Show

 

[Surfinator58]

Show me all of the evidence of owners of Indian made arms blowing up in their faces.

I suspect you've never seen the cave made AK-47s that wreaked havoc for the last 40 years in Afghanistan and Pakistan, without blowing up. And that is at a much higher pressure.

See original post at the beginning of this thread HP white tested the steel involved in an explosion and found the steel to be of high quality similar in structure and strength to American and European muzzleloaders! Follow the science!

 

[Surfinator58]

They were making weapons ? You mean the British ordnance and east India company were making weapons, actual weapons that were proofed and had to meet strict ordinance standards…. What comes out of India today wouldn’t pass any British ordinance inspection, not a single one.

You might want to check your information a member by the name of Rudyard sent his India made guns to the British proof house and they all passed he said earlier that they all were strong well made

 

[toot]

They were making weapons ? You mean the British ordnance and east India company were making weapons, actual weapons that were proofed and had to meet strict ordinance standards…. What comes out of India today wouldn’t pass any British ordinance inspection, not a single one.

prove it. just courious.

 

[user 54001]

Wow, an authentic old fashion piss'n contest, let's step back a bit. Just remember 300 + years of building firearms

 

[tenngun]

See original post at the beginning of this thread HP white tested the steel involved in an explosion and found the steel to be of high quality similar in structure and strength to American and European muzzleloaders! Follow the science!

Science has nothing to hold against an entrenched position
The fact India was making Iron while Europeans were still using bronze and not much of that, inventors of ‘Damascus steel’ when Europeans made swords by forging two steel strips on an iron core, doesn’t count.
Nor the fact they still apprentice children. At four or five a kid is learning and by twenty when he is starting a family has fifteen years expertise in his skill doesn’t count
I’m old enough to remember when ‘made in Japan’ equated to cheap and garbage, that was before they took over our car and electronics market
China is in the news as an enemy, but India is poised to be the next market power

 

[sussexmuzllodr]

Badly engineered O rings....like the Challenger.

 

[sussexmuzllodr]

Show me all of the evidence of owners of Indian made arms blowing up in their faces.

I suspect you've never seen the cave made AK-47s that wreaked havoc for the last 40 years in Afghanistan and Pakistan, without blowing up. And that is at a much higher pressure.

Would that be the Russian made AK,s?

 

[manbat]

they were all making weapons before AMERICA was ever thought of, and still are!!

This discussion is both enjoyable and hilarious in the degree of ignorance as arguments are made as if the products made in India are from a true organized industry, comparable in any way to historical weapons manufacturing, or even approach American manufacturing standards.

Here's your India barrel maker and proofing house -

 

[sussexmuzllodr]

This discussion is both enjoyable and hilarious in the degree of ignorance as arguments are made as if the products made in India are from a true organized industry, comparable in any way to historical weapons manufacturing, or even approach American manufacturing standards.

Here's your India barrel maker and proofing house -

Absolutely the best post on this discussion.

 

[sturmkatze]

Time to play Wheel of Fortune..pipe bomb edition...with your Host...Jack Blownapart.

Evidence? Or are you just okay if the "me too" crowd?

 

[sturmkatze]

Like watching old reruns of The Lucy Show

I'd say the gong show

 

[sturmkatze]

Badly engineered O rings....like the Challenger.

Uhh, I don't have any O rings on my guns.

Sorry, I can't get over your screen name. I picture Megan Markle on her phone typing away.

 

[Rock Home Isle]

I would just like to say…This has been much more controlled than the last 12 threads on this topic. Volatile, but Controlled.

 

[sussexmuzllodr]

Uhh, I don't have any O rings on my guns.

Sorry, I can't get over your screen name. I picture Megan Markle on her phone typing away.

Received. And filed under I dont care...

 

[user 48702]

Badly engineered O rings....like the Challenger.

Fauchi was probably the chief engineer, must have been the booster.