Videos tagged with LEO Trade-In

This video features Jim Foreman, a retired Navy SEAL Team Six Commander, evaluating personal firearm builds from the Classic Firearms team. Foreman provides expert critiques on various AR-15 and AK platforms, focusing on balance, ergonomics, and suppressor performance. His assessments highlight practical considerations for real-world application, offering insights into optimizing firearm setups for shooters of all levels.

This short video explores the concept of acquiring police trade-in firearms, specifically a Glock 17 Gen 3 from Aim Surplus. While the pistol shows external holster wear on the slide, its internal condition is noted as excellent. The speaker plans a 500-round reliability test to confirm the firearm's functionality after its service life.

This review compares the Glock 17 Gen 4 LEO trade-in with a new S&W M&P9 M2.0, focusing on factors important for law enforcement and self-defense. Key differences include the M&P9's optic-cut slide and suppressor height sights versus the Glock's standard controls. Both pistols offer 17-round capacity in 9mm, but the M&P9 M2.0 is noted for softer recoil and a different trigger feel.

This video details the identification and historical context of Canadian-made Colt M4 carbines (Diemaco/Colt Canada) entering the US civilian surplus market. It highlights key visual and internal markings distinguishing them from US-made Colts, such as grey parkerized finishes, Diemaco forge marks, 'CC' barrel markings, and offset gas key staking. The discussion covers the impact of the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban and the collectibility of these unique LEO trade-in rifles.