Videos tagged with Police Evidence

This video offers an expert enthusiast's comparison of three revolvers across a wide price spectrum: a $30 police evidence Arminius, a $300 Serbian surplus Zastava, and a $3000 custom Smith & Wesson by Iron Monkey Rifle Works. The host demonstrates the functional limitations of the cheapest option, the improved value of the surplus Zastava, and the luxury performance and aesthetics of the high-end custom piece, providing insights into the firearm market from budget to bespoke.

This video discusses the alarming speed at which stolen firearms are used in crimes, often within an hour of theft. It highlights that the vast majority of stolen firearms originate from personal vehicles and burglarized homes, not FFLs. The importance of documenting firearm ownership through serial numbers, receipts, and photographs is emphasized for legal protection.

This YouTube video features a Hi-Point 9mm pistol that was reportedly used in a crime. The description explicitly states the firearm was from a police evidence locker and is being shot. The video title and description indicate a focus on this specific firearm and its unusual history.

This video documents the process of retrieving a Glock 27 and its associated ammunition from police custody after it was held as evidence. The creator details the steps involved in the retrieval process, including necessary paperwork and background checks, and highlights the initial difficulty in recovering the ammunition, which was initially reported as missing.