Dear Members
I am going to visit Peshawar this month and from there I want to purchase 1 or 2 maybe 3 Lee-Enfield 303 Rifle for decoration purposes. Do I need any license/approval to bring these to Lahore/Faisalabad. kindly guide.
thanks in advance
Dear Members
I am going to visit Peshawar this month and from there I want to purchase 1 or 2 maybe 3 Lee-Enfield 303 Rifle for decoration purposes. Do I need any license/approval to bring these to Lahore/Faisalabad. kindly guide.
thanks in advance
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
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The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
its a firearm and you need a licence to transport it legally other methods are your own chice.
Thanks brotherOriginally Posted by FA226
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
Wasting a licence on a decoration piece is not a good idea I think. Will sort out something else.
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
If you have the bolt welded then you may pass it as a decoration piece, if its in a frame it would be convenient
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Very good idea brother.
Thanks
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
I did bring a Le Enfield .303 Mark IV* from Peshawar to Karachi via PIA. I had to put it on my license though. Otherwise, I would have been arrested at the airport.
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Thanks ED brother for ur input. I am in Islamabad today moving to Peshawar. Will explore Peshawar market and let you know the situation.
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
good luck bro i hope you get good deals.
Salam Asif bhai, best of luck
Yes please share your findings when you can, I'm looking for .223 & 45 ACP.
I hear things are very reasonable there
IMF new loan+tax+dealer's huge profits =dark arms ammo future
In Punjab no license is required for non-operational weapon for decorative purpose. The procedure is given Punjab Arms Rules 2017. Download link given below:
https://www.home.gop.pk/img/Rule/3Ar...%2010.1.17.pdf
Procedure mentioned in rules is following:
Thanks brother but now I got my 303 which is very much operational.In Punjab no license is required for non-operational weapon for decorative purpose. The procedure is given Punjab Arms Rules 2017. Download link given below:
https://www.home.gop.pk/img/Rule/3Ar...%2010.1.17.pdf
Procedure mentioned in rules is following:
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
Dear friends Most of the bullets are marked with 1942 what does it mean? is that a make date
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
Kindly suggest should I polish the wooden parts before framing or i should frame it as it is?
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
Frame it in stock condition. From where u got bullets and price. Plz
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1942 year of manufacture these are cordite ammunition.
Marksmanship is the hallmark of a soldier.
I got these from Khyber agency near karkhanu Peshawar @ 65 per round.
The most deadly weapon on any battlefield is the single well-aimed shot.
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