Patrol Shotgun/Rifle

[BadBoynMD Member Find all posts View Profile Close BadBoynMD]

I'm a bit curious here. I know, that some states out there allow us private sector personnel, to be able to have shotguns and/or rifles (I think). So, i'm wondering how many of you actually have either while on duty? Maryland, however is weird and doesn't state anywhere about if you can or cannot possess them.

[UtahProtectionForce Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close UtahProtectionForce]

In Utah, we can carry anything except .50 cal :P, so Ar-15 is go, shot gun is go too... machine guns are perfectly legal too. :P, but i gont think they would ever be used by a security company.... but anywho... in the relaxed GUN state that utah is ... carry what you want, as long as you quailfy with it.

[mh892 Member Find all posts View Profile Close mh892]

I have in close proximatey an 870 Remington (Company) or 1200 Winchester (Mine). In Florida you must qualify, as they call it, Security Shotgun. Goes on your G License.

[BadBoynMD Member Find all posts View Profile Close BadBoynMD]

In Utah, we can carry anything except .50 cal :P, so Ar-15 is go, shot gun is go too... machine guns are perfectly legal too. :P, but i gont think they would ever be used by a security company.... but anywho... in the relaxed GUN state that utah is ... carry what you want, as long as you quailfy with it.

There are a few places here in Maryland, where I would have an AR-15 or shotgun. However, it's just very interesting to me how different states regulate things. Maryland is such a gray area state.

[N. A. Corbier Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close N. A. Corbier]

I have in close proximatey an 870 Remington (Company) or 1200 Winchester (Mine). In Florida you must qualify, as they call it, Security Shotgun. Goes on your G License.

There's a little known provision in the G course that you can carry any weapon "that the DOACS authorizes." This is how CIS is running around with M4s in addition to their 870s.

[Curtis Baillie Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Curtis Baillie]

I once qualified with a fully automatic canister fed 12-gauge shotgun. What a kick...literally. This was during an ATF course.

[mh892 Member Find all posts View Profile Close mh892]

I once qualified with a fully automatic canister fed 12-gauge shotgun. What a kick...literally. This was during an ATF course.

Is it known as 'The Street Sweeper'?

[CAPTAIN KOOLAID Member Find all posts View Profile Close CAPTAIN KOOLAID]

shotgun & rifles

In the great state of Louisiana. The Louisiana State Board Of Private Security Exminers, allow Security Officers to carry 12 Ga shotgun, AR-15 type rifle.Plus 40 cal, 38 cal ,357 mag with 38 cal loads in it and my fav 9mm
Then PR-24,PR-24 FX as well as the str8 baton OC spray.
All but the AR-15 you can carry with reg training as well as qualify at the range.

The AR-15 take's letter from your company stating reason why you need to carry a AR-15 and that type detail that officer will be working.
Then The Louisiana State Board Of Private Security Exminers reviews the letter if they feel you met there regs.
They then will send letter to the company and the range that you plan to qualify at, with out the letter to the range the Range Master or Teacher
won't give you the test or you let try qualify.


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[Curtis Baillie Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Curtis Baillie]

Is it known as 'The Street Sweeper'?

No this was in 1974 and the "Street Sweeper" was not made until the early 80's. It held more rounds, did not have a pistol grip and had a much longer barrel.

[Hospital Security Dude Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hospital Security Dude]

No this was in 1974 and the "Street Sweeper" was not made until the early 80's. It held more rounds, did not have a pistol grip and had a much longer barrel.

Was it this:

http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh29-e.htm