Customer Reviews

Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement

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Being in law enforcement for ten years now, I recently came across this magazine and decided to purchase one. I have now subscribed and am expecting my first issue. It is geared toward law enforcement, and with that, mainly focuses on .223 caliber AR's and duty weapons such as the Glock line of pistols and the like. It will, in each issue, usually cover a non-traditional weapon such as a new 1911 or a bolt action rifle. As I said, the focus is mainly law-enforcement, which some people may not like. But as a patrol officer, I find the magazine helpful in allowing me to keep up with the latest developments in law enforcement weapons and I have used the magazine to guide me with the purchase of my newest patrol rifle and with all the accessories that I have purchased for it.

This magazine isn't bad, it articles are usually well written and the photos are usually quite good. The problem I have with it is every issue seems identical to the one before it. You can only look at the newest and best M4 clone so many times before it becomes just the same old news.

THIS is the book for the law enforcement professional or gun enthusiast looking for a magazine on specifically on near military grade hardware. I used spend 5$ buying this every month or two in the newsstand and am always impressed by the pictures and writing. IT focuses on CQB handguns, tactical rifles (mostly AR type), entry shotguns, and sniper rifles.

If your into the lastest and greatest things that are available on the market then it's a great magazine. I was hoping for something a little bit different but overall the magazine is a good one. A little bit expensive but good.

This magazine absolutely sucks unless you like a million somewhat similar variations of the AR-15 and also, I didn't even receive all the magazines that I was supposed to get.

From continued purchases at the newsstand I know this magazine covers my primary interests, however, one should live long enough to actually receive their first issue through the Amazon subscription service. Twelve to sixteen weeks to get your first issue is absolute incompetence on someone's part. You add a name to the subscription mailing service and mail the damn thing - what could possibly delay it four months except incompetence? I note, however, that my credit card was charged immediately for something I may, repeat may, receive in about four months. I'm very unhappy with this service, or should I say disservice!

This magazine is a must have for all the Fascist fruit-cakes in la-la land. The February 2010 article by Donald J. Mihalek is a classic example. This nut-job advocates turning Police Departments into military counter-insurgency units to be deployed against the citizen population.The last time i checked this is still the U.S.A. and the Constitution is still in effect,well some what.Any police dept.stupid enough to implement this fruit cakes suggestions would find themselves sued into oblivion or wiped out in a matter of days by a very angry and armed population.Mihalek and his fellow kooks should immigrate to North Korea.I'm sure he will find North Korea more appealing.I'm forced to give this magazine one star,for laughs.