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I believe that SR county did get a few directly from US gov surplus w/o the fun switch during the Obama years. I am not sure if those can sold to an officer.
I know it's all "tongue in cheek", but seriously, kill a man's dog in front of him and whoever did it better hope and pray that man has a wife, kids or something else to live for because he'll be hell on fire for whoever just pulled the trigger on his dog, whether or not he's bad guys dog or a good guys dog. So yes, the law should go into that kind of situation with the best possible equipment to help save everybody's lives.
Everybody remember the Malheur occupation, and the fact that the Feds admitted that the County Sheriff trumps the Feds and has the right to kick the Feds right the heck out of their county. That takes a Sheriff with balls, though. We shall see. That's why the leaders of that group were run off the road and shot, while making a break for the next county over where the Sheriff was sympathetic to the cause of Freedom, because the Feds knew they couldn't let them reach that county line.
Most people in a stressful situation tend to shove the muzzle down on a pistol. This can be helped with a red dot because if you do that you'll lose sight of the dot. Good training tool. However, just gotta remember when not in training to not get tunnel vision focused on that bright light or else your OODA loop is going to be messed up at the worst possible time.
Pensacola PD did that. I almost bought one at Jay's. A WW2 surplus 45ACP select fire wearing US stamps and a PPD badge. Very cool and relatively cheap at only $4,500... back when average AR's were going for $3,000 under Obummer. I rented it, played with the full auto, went home and thought about it, came back to put it on layaway, just to find out that the RSO who had been with me when I rented it had put it on layaway. SOBMaybe the sheriff's office will put the replaced rifles up for sale to the public to help offset the cost of the new ones.
. Here is my Hollywood quiet integrally suppressed Ruger 10/22.
I was present when a local gunsmith was testing a 17 caliber AR with a suppressor that he made. Use outside that suppressor was probably hearing safe for the number of arounds typically used in aa typical gunfight. I felt a pressure wave, but there was not the blast that was associated normally with the AR. His suppressors have all sorts of strangely angled baffles in them and they were expensive.You should still wear hearing protection with a suppressed .223. Due to the high pressure and fast speed a .223 is one of hardest calibers to suppress effectively and your still going to have that supersonic crack. If you use subsonic ammo it won't reliably cycle the action of an AR15. The only calibers I have found that are so effective suppressed that I wouldn't wear hearing protection is subsonic .22 rimfire and subsonic 9mm. You can actually get subsonic .22 rimfire to be "Hollywood" quiet
. The vendor probably had a bunch of receivers already stamped like that. Note the missing pin in the sheriff photo, it probably has an AR15 semi only selector switch as well so it wouldn't even rotate around to the auto position. ATF trivia: that tiny hole is what makes an AR15 a machine gun, if you had no other full auto parts in the gun, but it had that hole drilled in it, it is considered a machine gun. If you had all the full auto parts in it but no hole (but of course no auto sear as it needs that pin) it would not be considered a machine gun.
Probably because a couple of them, will conveniently get misplaced.
I'd much rather see this money spent to get a body cam for every single officer than an AR for them. I think body cams need to be utilized by every officer every call they go on. Not every one of them needs a fully kitted AR. Those cams could save the cops asses as well as tell the truth if they're guilty of wrongdoings.
Every deputy in Baldwin Co SO has one.
I'm up to not read articles, only comments, and to irritate ornery members such as yourself.
