To set the record straight as to why they cannot sell to the general public it's the excise tax. Govt agencies as well as LEO's are exempt from paying the excise tax. The manufacturers sell specific firearms to suppliers such as Pro force. The guns which have not had the excise tax paid on them will have different packaging noting sale only to law enforcement or Govt. agencies.
So actually it's not the "fault" of the vendor (Pro Force) in this case. It a condition of their contract with the Govt. as well as the firearms manufacturers.
Here is a scan of a Glock label showing the LEO sales exclusion.
Again it's nothing personal, it's just against the law for them to sell to the public.
So actually it's not the "fault" of the vendor (Pro Force) in this case. It a condition of their contract with the Govt. as well as the firearms manufacturers.
Here is a scan of a Glock label showing the LEO sales exclusion.
Again it's nothing personal, it's just against the law for them to sell to the public.

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