EVIDENCE LOCKER GUN: Can You Guess Correct? #gun #civtac #fullautofriday

Published on August 9, 2023
Duration: 0:50

This video presents a 'Guess the Evidence Locker Gun' game featuring a Riley Defense AK-47 and a custom-painted purple Smith & Wesson revolver. The host and Lacy from Guns and Gear in Idaho Falls inspect the firearms, discussing their condition and potential origins. The revolver, crudely painted purple, is revealed as the gun from the police evidence locker, highlighting how such items are sometimes auctioned off.

Quick Summary

The 'Evidence Locker Gun' game challenges viewers to identify a firearm from a police evidence locker, often auctioned for fundraising. This video features a Riley Defense AK-47 and a distinctively purple-painted Smith & Wesson revolver, with the latter being the correct 'evidence locker' find.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Evidence Locker Gun Game
  2. 00:15Inspecting the AK-47
  3. 00:23Inspecting the Purple Revolver
  4. 00:31The Big Reveal: Evidence Locker Gun

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Evidence Locker Gun' game?

The 'Evidence Locker Gun' game involves identifying which firearm was previously held in a police evidence locker. These guns are sometimes auctioned off by police departments for fundraising purposes, making them interesting finds for enthusiasts.

What types of firearms were featured in the evidence locker game?

The video featured a Riley Defense AK-47 with wood furniture and a Smith & Wesson revolver that had been crudely painted purple. The purple revolver was ultimately revealed to be the gun from the police evidence locker.

Why might a gun from a police evidence locker be painted?

A gun might be painted, like the purple S&W revolver in the video, to try and obscure its identity or origin. This is sometimes done before firearms are auctioned off after being held in police evidence.

Where can you find firearms from police evidence lockers?

Firearms from police evidence lockers are sometimes auctioned off by police departments as a fundraising method. Companies like Gunprime may also be involved in sourcing or facilitating the sale of such items.

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