Posted by Jason Brumett
Law enforcement officers are required to fill a wide variety of positions. Most officers are only required to qualify on their sidearm and a patrol carbine. Some officers, however, mostly those assigned to SWAT, are also required to qualify on the weapons they carry for those special assignments as well. The qualifications to become a SWAT sharpshooter vary greatly from department to department. The only constant across the broad spectrum of sharpshooter employment is that, should the operator ever have to shoot in the line of duty, he must have total and complete confidence in his equipment and his abilities.
Make: Smith & Wesson Model: M&P15-22 Caliber: .22 LR
The Smith & Wesson M&P15-22 is designed as a .22 LR semi-automatic rifle. It was introduced onto the market in 2009 as a semi-automatic rifle using the blowback system of firing. ...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: 90-TWO Type F Caliber: 9mm, .40 S&W
The Beretta 90 Series pistol is one of the most widely recognized pistols around the world. This iconic pistol was selected as the official sidearm of the United States Armed Force...(more)
Make: Winchester Model: 1892 Large Loop Carbine Caliber: 44 Rem. Mag., 357 Mag., 44-40 Win., 45 Colt
The Model 1892 Large Loop Carbine has a grade 1 walnut stock that does not have the pistol grip but rather a straight grip. There is a large loop on the lever part of the lever act...(more)
Make: Winchester Model: 1892 Short Caliber: 357 Mag.
It is considered by many as the smoothest, most compact, handiest and most beautiful lever action ever offered by Winchester. The Model 1892 (or "The 92" as most of us call it) was...(more)
Make: Ruger Model: M77 Hawkeye Tactical Caliber: .223 Rem.
When Reliability, Versatility, Performance and Affordability are a Must. Ruger® M77® Hawkeye® bolt-action rifles are designed to be instant classics. Built with versatilit...(more)
