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police trade in advice #5568026 01/28/15 12:27 AM
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would you buy one in the first place and if you would, then would you buy one on-line without being able to see the exact gun you would be getting?

Re: police trade in advice [Re: lubbockdave] #5568065 01/28/15 12:49 AM
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I would not rule out buying one because it was LEO trade in. The rest would be determined on price and the rep of the online dealer, their return policy, etc. If it's favorable, then I would have no problem with it.

Re: police trade in advice [Re: lubbockdave] #5568083 01/28/15 12:58 AM
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I wouldn't hesitate to buy a LEO trade-in if the price was right. Carried alot, shot a little. Usually only fired for yearly qualifications and a practice round preceding that. Most departments will have the weapons inspected yearly by an armorer. You can probably expect finish wear but great internals. You may have the occasional LEO that shoots his weapon all the time to maintain his proficiency beyond departmental requirements and there is always the other end of the spectrum where the weapon is abused and not taken care of. But for the most part, an excellent purchase choice.....

Re: police trade in advice [Re: lubbockdave] #5573979 01/31/15 12:44 AM
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I was a cop for years. Everyone treats their gun differently and some have no respect for the gun that their life depends on. I don't buy a gun that I can't inspect first!!

Re: police trade in advice [Re: Megtwo] #5574730 01/31/15 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted By: Megtwo
I wouldn't hesitate to buy a LEO trade-in if the price was right. Carried alot, shot a little. Usually only fired for yearly qualifications and a practice round preceding that. Most departments will have the weapons inspected yearly by an armorer. You can probably expect finish wear but great internals. You may have the occasional LEO that shoots his weapon all the time to maintain his proficiency beyond departmental requirements and there is always the other end of the spectrum where the weapon is abused and not taken care of. But for the most part, an excellent purchase choice.....


This, I bought a S&W M-60 3", It was very accurate and tight, again, one of those never should have sold , it was a Tucson, Dept. of corrections turn in. Bought it from Bachman Pawn and Gun in Dallas $339.

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