You could tell her that you can't sell an off roster gun. Excuse to keep it... hope she doesn't research it. rofl.
Funny thing about that article... I can't get federal prosecutors to charge a guy with 10lbs of meth, but they will hang a cop out to dry for buying and selling guns. Funny how that works... Oh and that's the same DOJ/ATF that sent guns to Mexico that probably got hundreds or thousands of people killed.
Sorry, end rant. OP, good luck with the scenario with the wife. I know a few guys at work that might be interested depending on your location (LEOs). Just FYI, you can't ship off roster firearms (learned that recently myself). My station is in southern Riverside county.
Funny thing about that article... I can't get federal prosecutors to charge a guy with 10lbs of meth, but they will hang a cop out to dry for buying and selling guns. Funny how that works... Oh and that's the same DOJ/ATF that sent guns to Mexico that probably got hundreds or thousands of people killed.
Sorry, end rant. OP, good luck with the scenario with the wife. I know a few guys at work that might be interested depending on your location (LEOs). Just FYI, you can't ship off roster firearms (learned that recently myself). My station is in southern Riverside county.

. I was issued a Glock 22 and I also bought a Glock 22 (and a 27, a 23, and 35). Ended up liking my Glock 35 the most, so have been carrying that for a few years. When I went in to have the armory check out my G35 and sign off for me to carry on duty, they said "nice G35, have fun carrying it. Now, give us back our department issued Glock 22".
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