LE only

kbbandit

May 26, 2002 11:25

i have seen law enforcement only on a couple of items.....does this mean that an individual officer can purchase the weapon or does the purchase have to be through the officer's police department. just curious.

thanks,

bandit



If you never try you will always fail.

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  budmott

  May 26, 2002 11:59

  through the officer's police department.
  
  If it weren't for lawyers, I wouldn't need a lawyer.

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  punchie

  May 26, 2002 14:53

  Then there is Glock. We will sell to individual LEOs when authorized on Dept Letterhead with the required Glockspeak ,ie., for use in official duties, not for resale (LE cost straight from Glock is cheaper than our cost from wholesaler), not for personal use (as a LEO are you really ever OFF duty?)etc.
  
  AN ARMED SOCIETY IS A POLITE SOCIETY

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  austin247

  May 28, 2002 22:12

  To expound on Saxon's comments, some guns are marked LE Only and are only sold to LEO's, i.e., Bushmaster's AR-15 LE models. These have the collapsible stock, bayonet lug (although why we need bayonets is beyond me), flash suppressor, etc. LE firearms can be sold to individual officers with an authorization letter on department letterhead (with the exception of Class III weapons).

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  nmyers

  May 29, 2002 04:27

  austin is correct.
  
  However, LEO-marked semi-automatic assault weapons and high cap mags purchased by individual officers may ONLY be transferred by the officer or his estate to a LE dept or another LEO. This applies until the law is changed or eternity, whichever comes first.
  
  Neal

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