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interesting, I'd like to hear more on that
got a link?
got a link?
I don't see how that M-14 could have walked off and not been missed during an audit. I know for a fact that the M-14's and M-16's that I got for my agency from the 1033 program were audited from time to time by the BATF and each one had to be accounted for by serial number.
Back when I retired from law enforcement I had my evidence room thoroughly inventoried as well as all of our 1033 weapons we'd gotten from the Feds. You had better believe that I kept a copy of the evidence room inventory and a copy of the receipt where my Deputy Chief took custody of the 1033 weapons by serial number.
7th
There might have been a "good ole boy" like the one below in charge of the arms room inventory.I don't see how that M-14 could have walked off and not been missed during an audit. I know for a fact that the M-14's and M-16's that I got for my agency from the 1033 program were audited from time to time by the BATF and each one had to be accounted for by serial number.
Back when I retired from law enforcement I had my evidence room thoroughly inventoried as well as all of our 1033 weapons we'd gotten from the Feds. You had better believe that I kept a copy of the evidence room inventory and a copy of the receipt where my Deputy Chief took custody of the 1033 weapons by serial number.
7th
what a weird thing to say. about the call of duty thing. It doesn't even sound like something a gamer would say. more evidence some professionals believe google = research. "it got lots of hits it must be true"http://www.kctv5.com/story/16993500/platte-county-sheriffs-office-rifle-found-in-arizona
interesting outlook from the TV report,
"The M-14 is known partly as the weapon used in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare."
you gotta be kidding me?
gotta wonder if maybe this thing came from the gunbroker ad and was tracked down to arizona, after all it was for sale in West Plains Mo. and that's only 275 miles from Platte county.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=270454862
Well, this is clear and empirical evidence that police departments can't be trusted with firearms. I think that Schumer/Holder/Feinstein/Brady should start a campaign immediately to disarm all cops. It would make the world a safer place.
It is VERY possible the M-14 did not come from the military. Police Departments can buy class 3 weapons from the manufacturer or importer.
Marty
Dozier, I didn't talk about how it ended up where it was. Just how the SO may have gotten it. Just so you know, Government agencies are not required to have Class 3 licenses.Even if the PD had a class 3 license, and bought direct from the manufacturer it can only be sold/disposed of to another Class 3 dealer. Not some typical Class 2 gunshop dealer for sale to the general public. dozier
They can also be traded to another police agency. Since I retired as the chief, they've come up with an idea of swapping our three M-14's to an agency in another county. Since I'm now on the city council and over the police department, I quickly nixed that stupid idea. We already have three M-16A-1's that I bought when I bought the M-14's. They were wanting to trade three like new M-14s, one of which I'd added the selector switch to, for one 1033 program M-16A-1. How stupid can you get!Even if the PD had a class 3 license, and bought direct from the manufacturer it can only be sold/disposed of to another Class 3 dealer. Not some typical Class 2 gunshop dealer for sale to the general public. dozier