Everybody, how you guys doing? I am excited to get this day going. I actually just accidentally closed at a tab that I shouldn't have closed out if you guys got that. I don't know. Either way, I'm going to play this little bit of opening video for you guys and we're going to get in today's story.

Largest weapons black market. This is Dara Adam Hale, where foreign made guns are copied and sold for less than a smartphone.

This is an MP5 pistol.

I've been manufacturing these for the past 20 years.

The price of this pistol is 7,000 rupees and it costs 4,500 to make it.

In Gould's family, like others in this town, the skills have been handed down for generations.

Trade here boomed in the 80s as the Mujahideen needed weapons to fight the Soviets

next door in Afghanistan. Later, the Taliban and foreign fighters provided a steady stream of business.

But things have changed since the Pakistani government launched an offensive against Taliban and foreign fighters provided a steady stream of business.

But things have changed since the Pakistani government launched an offensive against insurgents

all over the country.

I had been running my business here for the last 30 years, but our business has plummeted.

I've been selling weapons to terrorists, and now they're all dying and they're not around anymore.

But it has been badly affected.

Checkposts, heightened controls and heavy police presence are taking their toll.

Customers are hesitant to come and a growing number of shops in the main street now sell groceries and electronic products.

And although hundreds of gun shops still crammed the surrounding streets, many fear for their

future.

There are only about 3,000 shops left.

If the government does not do anything, the number will drop from 3,000 to 1,000, and eventually

they will shut down and the market will drop from 3,000 to 1,000, and eventually they will shut down and the market

will disappear.

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