ICE did for a bit

Not for long guns.

Yea, she looks like the type to personally own a SCAR SBR.

The quoted areas weren't talking about long guns just personally owned firearms in general.  But DEA allowed personally owned long guns, I remember the LWRC program for it

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Sorry, I thought we were talking about long guns since this was a SCAR thread.  You are correct on ICE handgun POWs though it was short lived after the merger.

Good point. There were a handful of other G19s in circulation with one or two other offices as well. ;)

My cousin still has his Beretta 96, the P2000 and a P2000SK they give to senior guys.

I’m aware of the information. Has nothing to do with a 16. Only ones I’ve seen reported as cracked are 17’s with very high back pressure cans and the owners didn’t replace their gas jets. SCAR’s were built from the ground up to be suppressed weapons. However, there was such a wide range of back pressure differences between various cans on the civilian market, coupled with often weaker civilian.308 ammo that they decided to go with a larger gas jet on civilian SCAR 17’s to ensure they ran reliably with shitty ammo. Once they had enough come back from people hurting their rifles from the mix of their different back pressure cans, ammo, and larger gas jets the bean counters as FN decided it was far simpler and cheaper to say “no suppressors” for the warranty vs “you can only use cans x,y,z. You need x,y,z gas jets. Etc.” to stay within warranty. Same exact reason gun companies don’t warranty guns using reloaded ammunition. To many variables to account for.

And out of the box the gun is good to go. No reason to change anything except for personal preference. While the G Trigger is an awesome upgrade, my factory trigger was much nicer then any standard mil-spec AR trigger I’ve shot.  

The armorers at Battlefield Las Vegas beg to differ. 200k+ rounds on their sample with only a barrel replacement and a broken hammer.

AAC had to port the blast baffle of the M4-1000 cans to protect the guns, and then they started making cans in house to reduce backpressure. The 16s also has bolt failures when...was it 3/75 that tried them?

One?

They have one?

Right? Probably armor as well.

FBI, probably others as well...

https://www.ar15.com/forums/AR-15/Official-FBI-HRT-Reg-SWAT-Clone-Picture-and-Discussion-Thread/118-733635/?page=62#i8174134

Concerning the whole individual weapons thing... I seriously doubt agencies are going to allow run of the mill worker bee 08x job series "security guards" to participate in such a program. It's going to be held for 1811 job series "special" agents.

This^^^

1811 series maybe the only ones depending on the agency. If allowed I doubt it would be NFA stuff as that poses problems and headache, and probably a specific configuration from a specific manufacturer like the FBI or DEA programs.

A close friend who spent 13 years with 3/75 says your full of shit.

that would likely be an old beat to fuck military one given to the police for cost of shipping thanks to the Tough on Crime bill.