
Originally Posted by
hearno
...I confirmed that in our policy and procedure, modifications or alterations are prohibited on department owned firearms except by an armorer...

Originally Posted by
shadow65
These are not modifications. This is the proper way the weapon should have been built in the first place.
Heed this. Putting air in your patrol car tires to bring them to proper spec is not "modification" either.
Frankly, given what you are dealing with, I just don't see anyone noticing. And if they ask, there's no need to "lie". Particularly with respect to staking, all you did was *properly* secure functional parts of the weapon. The old say "rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6" applies when dealing with weapon reliability, IMHO.
My $.02
Last edited by 5cary; 03-24-11 at 10:15.
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