The prices depend on whether a gun is locally made or imported, and most of all whether the maker is a quality licensed manufacturer or an unregistered informal workshop. This guide walks through current market pricing, gathered from dealers across the country as of August 2026, along with what actually drives the gap between a 30,000-rupee pistol and a 300,000 rupee one that looks nearly identical.
Quick Answer
Pakistani made 9mm pistols typically run from PKR 30,000 to120,000. Pakistani made 30 bore (TT pattern) pistols run from PKR 20,000 to 90,000. Imported 9mm pistols Glock, CZ, Taurus, Canik, China TT, and similar range from PKR 120,000 to 480,000, depending on model, generation, and import duty.
The gap between the Pakistani made guns, the cheap ones and expensive ones of any single caliber almost always comes down to one thing; whether the pistol was made by a licensed manufacturer or an unregistered workshop. That distinction affects legality, safety, Quality, and resale not just the price, so it’s worth understanding before you compare numbers.
This guide covers 9mm pistol prices, imported handgun prices, Glock clones and other copy guns, 30 bore pistol prices, Darra Adam Khel’s gun market, Pakistan made guns and how the Pakistani arms license process works.
Should You Buy the High Priced One or the Low-Cost One?
This is the question to answer before spending a rupee on any pistol.
The cheap option cuts corners. A low cost pistol usually means low grade steel, no metallurgical testing, and no consistency from one unit to the next. Subpar craftsmanship, furthermore There’s also no after-sales support if something goes wrong, there’s no one to call and no replacement coming.
The higher priced option comes with backing. An established brand typically offers a replacement warranty if something fails, and it has a track record, a history in the field, not just a name that appeared in the market to catch a trend and disappeared a year later.
Gun Resellers vs direct manufacturers
Much of what’s sold in shops isn’t made by that shop it’s sourced elsewhere and resold at a markup. When you buy through a reseller, first make sure that its a reliable gun shop you are purchasing from. So, you don’t end up paying for a good quality gun and getting a knock off . Even if it’s a decent gun store near you, you still have to rely on the warranty of the manufacturer, if you have already done your research, search for the authorized dealership, or if its pak made gun, Purchase directly from the manufacturer, Not only will you save money , but you will receive good after sales support and direct warranty as well . Because the manufacturer controls the whole process, raw material sourcing, CMM quality inspection, CNC machining, and after-sales support. Every middleman between you and the factory is a cost, every middleman has a margin.
Online gun purchase or online gun delivery.
This is what you should be vary off, Mostly people get scammed on the premise of online gun delivery, or gun with delivery. its illegal and mostly people are often sent second or third quality copies, using these guns is dangerous, they can explode into pieces any time and even injure the user. it’s better to stay away from such things and always buy from licensed manufacturer and gun shops , you can see the the licensed gun shops and manufacturers of kpk in dastak app web list,
9mm Pistol Price in Pakistan
The 9mm is the most requested handgun caliber in the country. It’s easy to carry, has manageable recoil, and ammunition is widely available.
Pakistani Made 9mm Pistols/Darra made 9mm Pistols
Price Tier | Range (PKR) | What You’re Getting
Entry level 30,000 50,000 Basic local production; quality varies by workshop
Mid-range | 50,000 90,000 Better finishing, more consistent local manufacturers,
Premium local 90,000–120,000 |Pakistani makers with their own designs for which they hold patents, customized features and designs.
Imported / Foreign Made 9mm Pistol prices .
Prices of foreign made firearms like Turkish ,Brazilian ,China ,Russian, Serbia and American guns depend on import regulations, duties and taxes also guns with high demand such as Glock 19/17 Gen 6 carry a premium.
The below are the average prices of these guns across the gun dealers as of August 2026,
Model Price (PKR)
Akdal Ghost TR01 115,000
AGAOGLU 9mm 130,000
Baikal 442 Makarov 180,000
Baikal 442 Black 160,000
Baikal 446 Metal Frame 255,000
Baikal MP446 Metallic 250,000
Canik MC9 LS 9mm 180,000
Canik FC 100 (old) 120,000
Canik Mete SFX 150,000
Canik Mete MC9Ls 180,000
Canik Mete SF 180,000
Canik Mete SFT 190,000
CZ 75 Duty P07 330,000
CZ P10 F 245,000
Derya DY9 9mm 125,000
Glock 17 Gen 4 380,000
Glock 17 Gen 5 450,000
Glock 43x 9mm 450,000
HP77 9mm 120,000
Kral Arms KR19 135,000
KR9 9mm 130,000
KR19 9mm (FDE/Black) 130,000
KR19 9mm (Green) 130,000
Norinco CF98 (2012) 180,000
Norinco NP34 9mm 145,000
Norinco NP7 9mm 135,000
Norinco NP7 (China Glock) 130,000
Norinco CF98A (2024 model) 180,000
Norinco NP42 Mini 148,000
PX9 Gen 3 Duty 9mm 160,000
PX9 Gen 3 9mm 160,000
PX9 Gen 3 Batur 160,000
PX9 Gen 2 FDE | 150,000
PX9 Duty Gen 3 | 165,000
RPX9 120,000
Stoeger 8000F (2011) 180,000
Taurus G3 9mm 150,000
Taurus G3C 9mm 150,000
Taurus TH9c 9mm 190,000
Taurus TH9 9mm 190,000
Taurus PT24/7 G2c 120,000
Taurus PT 917 C 240,000
Taurus 1911 180,000
Taurus PT92 Ltd. Edition 260,000
Taurus Beretta PT92 | 250,000
Tisas P9 9mm | 140,000
Zastava 226 Shape 9mm | 230,000
Zigana PX-9 G2 9mm | 145,000
Zigana Sports | 150,000
Zig 14 9mm | 220,000
Local 9mm pistol prices
Apart from the imported guns, A large part of the local 9mm market is built around local guns (Pak made guns, darra made guns or khyber pass weapons) these mostly consist of Glock clones, Beretta copies, and copies or clones of international guns , styled after well-known international handguns and rifles. They’re the reason you’ll see such a wide price spread for what looks like the same pistol.
Glock clone Pakistan / Pakistani Glock / Darra Glock.
Locally produced pistols shaped like a Glock. Quality depends entirely on the workshop, licensed manufacturers use consistent materials, while an unlicensed Darra made copy can range from decent to genuinely unsafe. The average prices of Glock 19 and Glock 17 range from 25000 to 90000
Beretta clone Pakistan / Darra Beretta.
Copies of the Beretta 92-series are usually priced between 25000 to 80000
Zigana copy / Zigana pistol Pakistan.
Zigana is a Turkish 9mm design; local copies follow the same pattern as other clones identical, cheaper and priced between 30000 to 50000.
30 bore TT clone / Tokarev clone / TT pistol Pakistan.
The base design behind most locally made 30 bore pistols, and one of the oldest, most widely copied designs in the region. TT pistols are priced at around 20000 to 60000.
Apart from the above some other notable mentions are ,Colt 1911 clone, Browning Hi-Power clone, MP5 clone Pakistan, SIG pistol clone and CZ clone.
All of these are copied locally at various levels. As with Glock and Beretta clones, finish quality depends entirely on whether the maker has a proper setup, machinery, skills and is licensed and registered.
On the international side it’s worth knowing the difference between a factory-built Glock-pattern pistol and a backyard copy
Derya DY9
-Turkish Glock replica / Derya DY9. Derya Arms, a Turkish manufacturer, builds a factory-tested, SAAMI-spec Glock 19-pattern pistol sold at an entry-level price point in the US market, with features like optics-ready slides and fiber-optic sights, a genuine factory product just like those of good quality Darra made weapons.
Ruger RXM.
A US-made, Glock 19-compatible 9mm built by Ruger with Magpul. It’s factory-engineered with its own serialized components, not a “clone” in the actual sense.
Shadow Systems,
Lonewolf. US-based companies building Glock pattern frames and complete pistols to a high manufacturing standard, generally positioned as premium alternatives.
Canik.
Known less for Glock cloning, known more for being an alternative, its own competition-oriented 9mm pistols with a strong reputation for accuracy and trigger quality.
The pattern is consistent: a factory-built pistol Glock, Derya, Ruger RXM, or a product from a proper manufacturer in Pakistan comes with testing, consistency, and paperwork. While a backyard copy comes with none of that, no matter how similar it looks. So always choose a Turkish or Pakistani manufacturer, as they give the most bang for the buck.
Major Copies at a Glance
| Original Design | Common Copy / Clone Names | Caliber | Copy Price (PKR) | Genuine Import Price (PKR) |
| Glock (Various Models) | Glock Clone, Pakistani Glock, Darra Glock | 9mm | 30,000–120,000 | 360,000–480,000 (Gen 4/Gen 5) |
| Beretta 92 Series | Beretta Clone, Darra Beretta, Beretta Copy | 9mm /30 bore in local | 30,000 to 80000 | 420000 to 550000 |
| Zigana | Zigana Copy | 9mm/ 30 bore in local | 20,000 to 50000 | 145,000–160,000 |
| Tokarev (TT) | TT Clone, Tokarev Clone, “7-Shot”, “China Pistol” | 30 Bore | 20,000–70,000 | 120,000-145000 |
| Colt 1911 | Colt 1911 Clone | .45 ACP& 30 bore | 25,000 to 60000 | Around 180,000 |
| Browning Hi-Power | Browning Hi-Power Clone | 9mm | Confirm with licensed dealer | Not currently available |
| MP5 | MP5 Clone Pakistan | 9mm | Confirm with licensed dealer | Not currently available |
| SIG (Various Models) | SIG Pistol Clone | 9mm | Confirm with licensed dealer | Not currently available |
| CZ (Various Models) | CZ Clone Pakistan | 9mm | 40000 | 245,000–330,000 |
There are price gaps between gun dealers pricing, check with two or three licensed dealers for current figures on these specific clone categories.
How to check a real, current price before buying:
- Visit a licensed arms dealer or gun store in person.
- Visit website of the manufacturer, like sgaarms.com to ask directly.
- Ask for their current rate card Prices as prices shift often.
- Compare at least two or three licensed dealers before buying.
- Ask directly whether the pistol is a genuine import,
- Ask about warranty , A Good Pakistan made firearm should come with a replace warranty ,which none of the international brands offer in Pakistan.
9mm vs. 30 Bore: Which Caliber Should You Choose?
Before choosing between 9mm and 30 bore, consider:
– **Ammunition availability.** 9mm and 30 bore both are available nationwide.
-Pricing . 30 bore ammunition is cheaper than 9mm.
– 30 bore is thinner and has more penetration vs stopping power of 9mm.
– **Purpose.** Self-defense,Pricing, sport shooting, or collection should guide your choice.
30 Bore Pistol Price in Pakistan
Pakistani-made 30 bore pistols range from roughly 20,000 to 60,000 rupees. Imported and specialty variants extend well beyond that. One name that comes up often in this range is the Scorpion a budget, extended-magazine option (commonly a 20-shot version) built to a price point rather than a performance point, usually out of smaller custom workshops rather than large licensed factories. It sits at the mid tier of the market described below, well below the PX5 Storm in build quality:
Type Range (PKR)
Darra-made TT copy (“7 shot”/”China pistol”) 20,000 to 50,000
Darra Zigana (30 bore) /Desi Zigana 20,000 to 50,000
Darra beretta/local beretta/30 bore beretta 25,000 to 70,000
30 bore Mauser 20,000 to 35,000
30 bore Romanian copy 20,000 to 40,000
30 bore Scorpion 20,000 to 40,000
PX5 Storm (15-shot, polymer frame) 30,000 to 60,000
Imported 30 bore pistols:
Model | Price (PKR)
Highlink PX3 (30 bore) 120,000
Norinco 311 BG (30 bore) | 125,000
Norinco BG 310 (30 bore) | 130,000
BG 310P (30 bore) | 130,000
Zastava TT (30 bore) | 170,000
Why the same caliber has such a wide price gap
Part of the answer is who made it. Some workshops aren’t registered with the government and don’t appear on the Dastak arms list. These unlicensed setups often run out of small shops with no real machinery and no government oversight cheap, low-grade steel, and no quality testing before the gun reaches a buyer. Two pistols of the same caliber can be priced very differently because one is a properly made, a quality product from a reputable manufacturer that will last ages and has paperwork behind it, and the other is a shortcut version built to look similar while cutting corners underneath. Made by poorly skilled workers in makeshift workshops.
These workshops make similar looking weapons that are unsafe, these weapons are often sold on the name of Darra guns ,although not even manufactured in Darra Adam khail, but they are a result of small illegal setups in small rooms with unskilled workers ,they scam people in the name of Darra guns, mostly they sell through social media and promise gun deliveries ,these guns are not only unsafe but illegal to own as well.
The modern and best choice for 30 bore .
The PX5 Storm stands out here: it’s a 15-shot, polymer-framed handgun, injection molded, with metal components made on wire-cut and 5-axis CNC machining centers and a CNC press brake. Made from 4140 and hard chromed, That consistent process is why there’s relatively little price variance on its range 30,000–60,000 mostly reflects duties, taxes, dealer margins and customizations rather than build-quality gaps.
How We Collected These Prices
The prices in this guide are based on original market research conducted during August 2026. Rather than copying figures from other websites, we contacted licensed firearms dealers across Pakistan by email, phone and WhatsApp and compared their current asking prices for locally manufactured and imported pistols.
Because firearm prices vary depending on the dealer, import batches, exchange rates, taxes, and availability, the figures shown in this guide represent typical market price ranges rather than fixed retail prices. Prices may change over time, so we recommend confirming the latest price with a licensed dealer before making a purchase.
The Three Tiers of 30 Bore Pistols
1. Lower tier cheap, substandard pistols. Basic materials, minimal QC, often unlicensed workshops with no modern machinery or oversight. May function, but reliability and finishing are inconsistent, with no paperwork trail. They mostly just have online presence with no proper workshop
2. Mid-tier — local custom builds like the Scorpion 20 shot. A step up, more features like extra rounds, but not built to a consistent, licensed manufacturing standard.
3. High end — the PX5 Storm and similar models. The top of the local 30 bore market: better engineering, safer handling, more consistent quality.
Rule of thumb: Prohibited bore weapons are a separate legal category that usually requires a special license and costs more due to stricter import and registration processes. Non-prohibited bore pistols are easier to license and generally more affordable.
Darra Adam Khel Guns: Pakistan’s Historic Gun-Making Town
No conversation about Pakistan made firearms is complete without Darra Adam Khel in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. For generations, the town has been renowned for its gunsmiths, whose craftsmanship helped build Darra’s reputation across the region. Many families have been making firearms for decades, passing their skills from one generation to the next. The town’s birth identity and history are closely tied to these craftsmen.
Internationally Darra guns are also known as Khyber pass weapons or Khyber made guns although Darra is actually Kohat pass and far away from Khyber Pass.
it is also important to distinguish between established Darra gunsmiths and individuals who simply use the name “Darra” to sell firearms. Not every gun advertised as a “Darra gun” is actually produced by a reputable Darra craftsman. As demand has grown, some sellers have used the town’s name as a marketing label, even when the firearm’s origin, quality, or manufacturer cannot be verified.
Reputable Darra gun makers value their towns and their family’s reputation. Their name is their business, and many stand behind their work by offering repair or replacement support if a manufacturing defect is discovered. A craftsman’s reputation, built over many years, is far more valuable than making a single sale.
If you are looking for a firearm from Darra Adam Khel, focus on who made it, not just where the seller claims it came from. Ask about the manufacturer, their history, warranty, after-sales support, and whether the firearm has been produced and sold through the appropriate legal channels. A trustworthy manufacturer will be transparent about their products and willing to stand behind their workmanship.
Whether buying a firearm made in Darra Adam Khel or anywhere else, purchasing through licensed and legally authorized manufacturers and dealers provides greater accountability, documentation, and compliance with applicable firearms laws.
Pakistani-Made Guns: What You Should Know
Pakistan has a long history of firearms manufacturing, especially in regions known for gunsmithing craftsmanship. Locally made pistols are popular because:
1 They cost less than imported alternatives.
2 Spare parts are easier to find.
3 Local gunsmiths can service and repair them quickly.
4 You get a manufacturer warranty that you can utilize
Quality varies a lot between manufacturers, though.
Steps to take for buying a Pakistan made handgun
1. Buy only from a licensed, registered dealer or gun store.
2. Ask for proper documentation and proof of legal manufacture.
3. Inspect the pistol closely, or bring someone experienced with you.
4. Avoid unregistered or informal sellers, even if the price looks attractive.
5. For KPK Confirm the manufacturer appears on the government’s Dastak arms list.
6. Ask for repair and replace warranty.
9mm Pistol License Price in Pakistan
License fees are set by the government and can change with new policies or provincial rules they are not the same as the price of the pistol itself. To get the exact, current license fee:
There are two types of arms licenses,
Provencial license and all Pakistan gun license, All Pakistan will cost double the amount of provincial license, the license prices depend on the policy and charges set by the government ,currently there is a ban on gun license in Punjab and in KPK the previous list shared by the dc office is uploaded,
For your District ,Visit your local Deputy Commissioner’s office.Check your provincial home department’s official notification Or Ask a licensed arms dealer, since they process license paperwork regularly and know current rates.
Fee structures are updated periodically, so always confirm with an official source before budgeting for your purchase.
Finding a Gun Store Near Me
If you’re searching for a “gun store near me” in Pakistan, use one simple filter;is the shop a licensed dealer? A legitimate gun store will:
Have a valid dealer license displayed or available on request.
For KPK the list of registered gun manufacturer and dealers is available on Dastak website and app list.
Help you understand the license process rather than push you to skip it.
Offer after-sales service and genuine spare parts.
Avoid any seller online or in person selling clone guns or copy guns with no registration, no serial number records, and no willingness to discuss licensing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 9mm pistol legal in Pakistan?
Yes, with a valid license from your provincial or federal licensing authority. The pistol and its caliber must match the category on your license.
What is the price difference between a licensed and unlicensed Pakistani manufacturer pistol?
Licensed, factory-standard pistols cost more due to tested materials, quality control, and warranty and after sales support. Unlicensed copies from small, informal workshops are cheaper but carry no quality guarantee and no legal registration.
Are Glock clones legal to buy in Pakistan?
A licensed, registered Glock-pattern pistol from an approved manufacturer can be bought and licensed like any other firearm. An unregistered copy from an informal workshop is a legal and safety risk, regardless of appearance.
What’s the difference between 9mm and 30 bore?
They’re different calibers with different ammunition and, in Pakistan, different license categories. 9mm ammunition is generally more options. but 30 bore has cheaper ammo.
Is it safe to buy from Darra Adam Khel?
Yes its perfectly fine to buy from Darra adam khail gun bazar, as long as you have a license for carrying the gun.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re looking at a 9mm pistol, a 30 bore option, or any Pakistani made handgun, it comes back to two things: a licensed manufacturer or dealer, and a proper license in your name. Prices change often treat every number here as a starting point, not a final figure, and always choose the licensed, registered option over a cheaper, unregistered copy.