Videos tagged with Law Enforcement Trade-in

This review of a Beretta APX, a former law enforcement trade-in, highlights its reliability after 500 rounds. The primary critique focuses on the heavy 12 lb trigger pull, which is significantly heavier than comparable pistols like Glocks and M&Ps (around 6-7 lbs). While acknowledging the potential rationale for heavier triggers in law enforcement to mitigate accidental discharges, the reviewer expresses a personal disagreement with this approach.

This review details a 500-round reliability test of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 1.0, a law enforcement trade-in pistol. The experienced instructor found the firearm to be reliable, with zero malfunctions, though noted occasional slide-lock issues attributed to grip. Recommendations for aftermarket upgrades like flat-faced triggers and red dot sights are provided.

This guide details how to remove the magazine disconnect and install an Apex trigger on an M&P 40C. The video highlights that removing the magazine disconnect prevents accidental discharges in grappling situations and that Apex triggers offer a significant improvement in pull weight and feel for M&P 1.0 models. The presenter emphasizes that these modifications can be done affordably, making older law enforcement trade-ins a viable option for a high-performance handgun.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P series pistols, specifically the M&P40C and M&P45C, highlighting their value as law enforcement trade-ins. The instructor emphasizes their reliability and affordability, often found for under $250, making them excellent options for home defense and concealed carry. He discusses the 'X-grade' designation for mixed-part firearms and suggests aftermarket upgrades like grip tape and night sights to enhance performance and aesthetics.

This video highlights the significant value and advantages of purchasing used law enforcement trade-in firearms, specifically focusing on a Glock 27 Gen 4 acquired for $400. The speaker, SPN Firearms, emphasizes that these trade-ins often come with premium features like Trijicon night sights and are in excellent condition, representing a superior value compared to new firearms or even other used models. The discussion also touches on Glock's evolving model lines and the perceived loss of power in newer generations, advocating for the continued relevance of calibers like .40 S&W.

This video reviews a Glock 17 Gen 3, specifically a law enforcement trade-in model. The presenter shoots the pistol with a single magazine and discusses its iconic status. While appreciating its stock condition, they suggest potential modifications like a red dot and stippling. The Glock 17 Gen 3 is ranked third in a lineup of tested pistols.

The video highlights the Glock 17 Gen 3 as a highly recommended firearm, particularly for its iconic status and reliability. The presenter notes that even law enforcement trade-ins can be a great value, citing a purchase from Aim Surplus. While acknowledging potential magazine issues with aftermarket brands like Magpul, the overall sentiment is positive towards the Glock 17 and its slightly smaller counterpart, the Glock 19.

This video provides a first look at the Glock 19 Gen5 COA, a limited edition collaboration with Aimpoint. The presenter highlights the firearm's standard Gen5 features, including ambidextrous controls, and notes its significant aftermarket value. The integrated Aimpoint ACRO P-2 optic features a 3.5 MOA dot, mounted via the rear sight set screws. Initial shooting impressions are positive, with a full review promised.

This video argues that reliable handguns can be purchased for under $400 by focusing on the used market, challenging the notion that only new, expensive firearms are quality options. The presenter showcases several examples of high-value used handguns, including models from Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Glock, FN, Canik, Springfield Armory, Beretta, and Heckler & Koch, highlighting their reliability and performance for their price point.

This review of a Glock 17 Gen 5 law enforcement trade-in highlights its condition, technical specifications, and value. The presenter, Brandon from Classic Firearms, details measurements, trigger pull weight, and discusses variations in early Gen 5 models, such as the absence of front slide serrations and the presence of a 'moon cut'. He emphasizes checking listing details for condition when purchasing trade-in firearms.

This YouTube video investigates the reliability of LE (Law Enforcement) trade-in firearms priced as low as $230. The content aims to determine if these budget-friendly used firearms are still functional and suitable for various purposes, likely covering a review and range test of a specific model or type of LE trade-in handgun.

This YouTube video focuses on the value of purchasing a used LE (Law Enforcement) trade-in Glock firearm, highlighting that a functional Glock can be acquired for an attractive price of $275. The title implies that despite being pre-owned and potentially having seen service, these police trade-in Glocks offer excellent performance and reliability for their cost, making them a smart buy for budget-conscious firearm enthusiasts.