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Imagine an unarmed New York Law Enforcement.![]()
Come back and call us when S&W, Glock, Colt, etc stop selling to NY LEO agencies. Some little pissant mouse roars and you get all excited.
You appear desperate and pissed.
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Imagine an unarmed New York Law Enforcement.![]()
Come back and call us when S&W, Glock, Colt, etc stop selling to NY LEO agencies. Some little pissant mouse roars and you get all excited.
Imagine an unarmed New York Law Enforcement.![]()
Come back and call us when S&W, Glock, Colt, etc stop selling to NY LEO agencies. Some little pissant mouse roars and you get all excited.
You appear desperate and pissed.
Come back and call us when S&W, Glock, Colt, etc stop selling to NY LEO agencies. Some little pissant mouse roars and you get all excited.
You appear desperate and pissed.
More like unmoved but mildly amused by all this nonsense.
These companies that are pulling this NO SALES TO GOVERNMENT crap should all be lined up, and shot with there very own firearms they produce.
These companies that are pulling this NO SALES TO GOVERNMENT crap should all be lined up, and shot with there very own firearms they produce.
Olympic is the 3rd weapons maker that has told the state of New York to find a different supplier for their law enforcement weapons. As for losing money - maybe some day but right now all the manufacturers are backlogged and unable to keep up with the demand so I doubt they will miss on customer when they can sell to so many others.
Yes, they did have contracts with New York - they cancelled them while telling the civilian customers that they would gladly hold their orders and ship their guns at a later date to a new state if they needed time to move.
Why not?Probably some foreign source, which is where the Berettas Bratton bought when he was Chief of NYPD's Transit Police came from. This is no problem for governments.If the government is banned from getting firearms or parts for repairs where will it go to get supplied?
The city of buffalo can't go to a foreign source
Why not?Probably some foreign source, which is where the Berettas Bratton bought when he was Chief of NYPD's Transit Police came from. This is no problem for governments.
The city of buffalo can't go to a foreign source
Why not?The city of buffalo can't go to a foreign source
Article. I. section 10
Why not?
Article. I. section 10
What does that have to do with buying arms from a foreign source? I can't wait to hear your *logic* on this one.![]()
Article. I. section 10
What does that have to do with buying arms from a foreign source? I can't wait to hear your *logic* on this one.![]()
Read it.
What does that have to do with buying arms from a foreign source? I can't wait to hear your *logic* on this one.![]()
Read it.
Thanks for the complete lack of an answer!
I have read it. Where does it say anything about no state shall buy things from a foreign source? Or do you think buying from a foreign source equates to a treaty?
Read it.
Thanks for the complete lack of an answer!
I have read it. Where does it say anything about no state shall buy things from a foreign source? Or do you think buying from a foreign source equates to a treaty?
Read Article. I. section 10.
You do know where to locate Article. I. section 10 don't you?
Thanks for the complete lack of an answer!
I have read it. Where does it say anything about no state shall buy things from a foreign source? Or do you think buying from a foreign source equates to a treaty?
Read Article. I. section 10.
You do know where to locate Article. I. section 10 don't you?
Why don't you post it for our edification.