For 60K you have a lot of options. Here's a list of pistols you can buy in that range.
No - Name - Type - Price (PKR)
1). TT - (Serbia) .30 Pistol TT 30 Rs. 25,000
2). NZ-85B (China) (Short) 9mm Pistol Rs. 35,000
3). CF 98/NP42/QSZ-92 (China) 9mm Pistol Rs. 32,000
4). NP 22 / NP 34 9mm Pistol Rs. 40,000
5). Walther PP (Used) .32 Pistol Rs. 35,000
6). Kanuni 16 / S (Turkey) 9mm Pistol Rs. 40,000
7). Walther P22 .22 Pistol Rs. 40,000
8). Viper (Philippines) 9mm Pistol Rs. 45,000
9). Sarsilmaz B6 9mm Pistol Rs. 45,000
10). Taurus 24/7 Pro (Brazil) 9mm Pistol Rs. 47,000
11). Daewoo DP51 9mm Pistol Rs. 50,000
12). COLT 1911 (U.S.A) (Used) .45 Pistol Rs. 50,000
13). Stoeger Cougar (Turkey) 9mm Pistol Rs. 47,000
14). Taurus PT 99 9mm Pistol Rs. 53,000
15). Taurus 24/7 Pro Titanium 9mm Pistol Rs. 55,000
16). Taurus PT 99 9mm Pistol Rs. 53,000
Note: The above posted list is for general information only. Prices may vary.
My preference would have to be the Stoeger Cougar in this price range. It's a safe, reliable and range-tested weapon and has received mostly positive reviews. Other than that, the Chinese CF-98 beats any other pistol due to its performance and affordable price tag. It's a must for all the beginners.
.357 Magnum revolvers are available in Pakistan but they are way too expensive. The price ranges from 100,000 to 300,000. Desert Eagle is a pathetic weapon in my opinion. It became famous because of the exposure it received in Films and "Gangsta" videos. Other than that, it's not a practical weapon. Besides, we don't have it here because it's an "Israeli" weapon.
well dear i didn't involve any dealer to get license, i filled form and applied myself, paid fee in bank, DSP approved my documents and allowed to buy a pistol, in computerized cards you have to buy weapon first after approval of DSP/DIG, then you'v to send your documents(along with shopkeeper's receipt of pistol) to MOI ISB, they make your card with the serial number of pistol you bought. All documents are genuine and there's no fraud in it. but all people who applied for computerized cards are still waiting but not those who got references.
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Hello gentlemen!
Great news for all Pakistani Gun enthusiasts! The MOI All-Pakistan licenses are now open as of today. New applicants can now send applications to the MOI for a firearms license.
The MOI NPB (Non-Prohibited Bore) license can issue "One" NPB firearm. The NPB consists of the following bores; 12-Gauge, .308, .22LR, and all pistol calibers some of which are, 9mm, .45, .30 Bore (7.62x25mm Tokarev). If you're interested in getting a license, the easiest way is to contact a firearms dealer and let him handle your application. The cost for a MOI-NPB license through a dealer is 15k.
With an MOI All-Pakistan license, one can carry a firearm with him anywhere in Pakistan and it doesn't have to be renewed for 5 years. Provincial license on the other hand costs less but it must be renewed every year and you can only carry your firearm on that license within your province of residence.
Provincial licenses are also open. The cost through a dealer is around 10k.
Here's a famous quote for all the enthusiasts;
Laws that forbid the carrying of arms... disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes... Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man.
Jefferson's "Commonplace Book," 1774-1776, quoting from On Crimes and Punishment, by criminologist Cesare Beccaria, 1764
Happy shooting!
