Ex-Police Glocks?

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I`ve heard of used and "decommisioned(?)" police sidearms being sold to the public, but can't find any info about it. Anyone have more info on this? You can PM me with details if you have any info.
 
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Police ordnance sells agency pre-owned, although stock seems low at the moment
 
there is some regulation saying that cop guns in canada cant be resold on the open market. but they can be brought in, so US and German guns are ok
 
Sporteque sometime have stock of police buyback glock. When an agency change from say: 9mm to .40S&W they buy the old gun back to make the deal and after passing an inspection, they resold the gun to public. They did it with a batch of G23 last year (barrel was changed to make it restricted). The price was fair, especially compared to the EE.
 
Hadda said:
I`ve heard of used and "decommisioned(?)" police sidearms being sold to the public, but can't find any info about it. Anyone have more info on this? You can PM me with details if you have any info.
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Prior to the implementation of the C-68 Firearms Act regs a few years ago, decommissioned police guns were sold to licensed firearms dealers or police officers with firearms licenses.

The proceeds were used to offset the costs of replacement firearms.

Now, they can only be sold to other police agencies - who are probably not interested in worn out guns - or destroyed. So they are generally destroyed.

Guns advertised as LE surplus now come from the States or Europe, or someplace else.
 
Yo dont buy dem gats. Da popo aint take care of there gats and dey be all wore out. If u need a used glock get in on da EE cuz da members up in dis piece take care of they guns.

Also dem guns be haunted dey probalby took out one of my homies.
 
Dirt McGirt said:
Yo dont buy dem gats. Da popo aint take care of there gats and dey be all wore out. If u need a used glock get in on da EE cuz da members up in dis piece take care of they guns.

Also dem guns be haunted dey probalby took out one of my homies.
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Lmfao, this made my day.

Prolly took more than one of your homies fam.

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Your likely able to find a contract over run than an Ex RCMP Smith and Wesson (example only) that has been issued and returned when the member retired.
Last I heard of any guns going to Crown Assets was when the RCMP went from ?Revolver to Pistols and those guns where being offered to a third world country to assist their police forces.
This from Allan Lever..you know the store everyone loves to diss at least three time weekly.
I could be wrong and thats fine too, I will have learned something else today.
Rob
 
I don't know about regular member's revolvers but I was told Auxiliary Constable revolvers ended up with the sheriffs in BC after they were taken away.
 
Dirt McGirt said:
Yo dont buy dem gats. Da popo aint take care of there gats and dey be all wore out. If u need a used glock get in on da EE cuz da members up in dis piece take care of they guns.

Also dem guns be haunted dey probalby took out one of my homies.
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Thanks for the post, I like to practice learning other languages. Read it slowly twice and got it. My Black is improving, maybe better that my German now.
 
Guns are sometimes traded back for new ones, checked out and then resold by the suppliers.

Police Service Act in Ontario prohibits the selling of any guns by police to the general public.
 
"Police Service Act in Ontario prohibits the selling of any guns by police to the general public." The Act prohibits the Police to sell to general public. But it doesn't prohibit them to sell it to the dealer who, in turn, will sell to the general public.

Waterfowler said:
Guns are sometimes traded back for new ones, checked out and then resold by the suppliers.

Police Service Act in Ontario prohibits the selling of any guns by police to the general public.
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