FFDO gun program
#152
Here's another tidbit I'm not sure has been mentioned in this thread: you can buy any Glock at the LEO price from any gun shop that does law enforcement sales...and all you have to do is show your Commercial or ATP certificate!
Here's a link to the form...
Here's a link to the form...
#153
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Look into what it takes to get a FFL. It's not that simple and the record keeping is fairly strict. They also have to run the background check before they transfer the gun. I thought about getting mine, but in the long run, it is not worth it. Much cheaper to pay the occasional $20-25 for the transfer.
#154
I know a few folks who have ordered theirs via this form and a copy of their pilot certificate, and others who made the purchase at a Glock LEO dealer in person.
If I didn't already have a P229 and a G19, I'd be all over this...
#155
Get a riggers belt. You can pick one up at the exchange on the base when you get there. Try it on before you buy it... they run small.
Or you can try here: OfficerStore.com: Yates: Last Chance Belt This looks to be the kind that the FAMS instructors wear.
The tighter and wider your belt-the better while you're at the range.Good luck.
marco
Or you can try here: OfficerStore.com: Yates: Last Chance Belt This looks to be the kind that the FAMS instructors wear.
The tighter and wider your belt-the better while you're at the range.Good luck.
marco
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Last edited by SeeDub; 08-27-2009 at 05:22 PM. Reason: clarity
#156
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Here's another tidbit I'm not sure has been mentioned in this thread: you can buy any Glock at the LEO price from any gun shop that does law enforcement sales...and all you have to do is show your Commercial or ATP certificate!
Here's a link to the form...
Here's a link to the form...
www.usglock.com
#157
Look into what it takes to get a FFL. It's not that simple and the record keeping is fairly strict. They also have to run the background check before they transfer the gun. I thought about getting mine, but in the long run, it is not worth it. Much cheaper to pay the occasional $20-25 for the transfer.
I went to the store, Cabelas faxed a copy of their FFL (license) directly to HK referencing my name and order info.
HK shipped the gun directly to the Cabelas store, charged my credit card, notified me that it was shipped to Cabelas.
I went to the store and picked it up - no extra charge from Cabelas.
Sweet deal - almost a $400 discount off Cabelas price!
#159
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I like the HK better. Machining is better and no stamped parts never had a feed problem. Easy to break down and clean. Trigger design is the same just better executed on the HK. Magazine has a floor plate design problem which can show up if your not carefull, base displaces and doesn't allow the magazine to lock in place.
#160
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I recall seeing somewhere that there was a 357 S+G barrel swap for the USP40 comp.
Wasn't sure of it was for law enforcement only though.
Wasn't sure of it was for law enforcement only though.