As Baltimore County police replace nearly 2,000 service weapons, they won't allow the old ones to be sold in gun shops — a decision that will prevent firearms from entering the open market but could triple the agency's cost. [More]Then any manufacturer who expects our business should refuse to sell them new guns.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
We're the Only Ones Not Recycling Enough
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"... could triple the agency's cost."
What do they care? It's not like the agency is bearing the cost, anyway.
The taxpayers should be pitching a fit over $700,000. These guns could be sold to a distributor, then to a dealer and finally to a law abiding citizen. The chances of one of them being used in a crime are almost too small to calculate.
I suspect the taxpayers are outnumbered.
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