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prolly everygunpart dot comSo that's where Apex Gun Parts get a lot of their stuff from....
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prolly everygunpart dot comSo that's where Apex Gun Parts get a lot of their stuff from....
Confiscated guns as well.Many police departments across the nation have been caught selling or trading in fully intact/functional buyback firearms to "help supplement the departments budget".
And this part as well:I like how the article completely avoids mentioning that to build one of those "parts Kits" into a functioning firearm will require purchasing a receiver which has the serial number on it and therefore will require a background check.
Apparently a lot of anti-gun people were clueless. But now the cat's out of the bag. Now there will be a hue and cry for abolishing the practice. Companies set up to do this will be forced out of business.Did ANYONE not know this?
While I hate any gun buyback program, reusing/recycling is good for the environment so I heard ha ha. Sure beats them being destroyed, such as what benchmade did with their multi-year program:The Guns Were Said to Be Destroyed. Instead, They Were Reborn.
When Flint, Michigan, announced in September that 68 assault weapons collected in a gun buyback would be incinerated, the city cited its policy of never reselling firearms. “Gun violence continues to cause enormous grief and trauma,” Mayor Sheldon Neeley said. “I will not allow our city...news.yahoo.com
Cheap onesWhat cop is going to be running around with a bubbleguming jennings?
You need to keep on scrolling past page 100 before you start seeing the good stuff. Unfortunately 99% of them are sold out. Not sure why they still keep the listing up. There are 218 pages.Just saw this list of used guns at sportsman's outdoor superstore. They all say "police trade in" and excluding the shotguns at the start are all complete dog bubblegum.
Bryco, Jennings/Jimenez, Lorcin, hi point, raven, cobra, phoenix, Rohm. Page after page of the worst guns made. Pure unadulterated dog bubblegum guns. Surely these must be from a buyback program? What cop is going to be running around with a bubbleguming jennings?
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Online shopping from a great selection of used guns, including police trade-ins from Glock, Smith and Wesson and others.www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com
Drop/throw away guns (if they shoot someone and need to say the person had a gun, so they take the "drop" gun and drop it near the shot person) - usually guns they got from a perp and never turned in.Cheap ones
That's exactly the first thing that came to my mind!Drop/throw away guns (if they shoot someone and need to say the person had a gun, so they take the "drop" gun and drop it near the shot person) - usually guns they got from a perp and never turned in.
WA's laws once said it was legal for LE to resell hardware to licensed dealers. Then the bleeding hearts heard of the practice and got the law changed.Some jurisdictions don't even bother with pretending. Many police departments across the nation have been caught selling or trading in fully intact/functional buyback firearms to "help supplement the departments budget". Check the SN to verify it's not a crime gun and out she goes right back out onto the streets.
"Close to home" it wasn't too terribly long ago it was WA state police that got called out for doing just that. I don't recall hearing what the outcome was or if they still do it or not, though.