Brownells Looks To Help LEOs With New Patrol Rifle Program
Brownells wants to help out police, and they’re doing so in a practical fashion. They’ve just launched a new Law Enforcement Patrol Rifle Program; the intention is to help LEOs outfit and maintain their firearms with reliable, high-performance upgrades so they can, in turn, keep the rest of us safe.
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Brownells has been a cornerstone of the aftermarket firearms upgrade market for decades (and they sell fully-completed rifles, too). But in an era with an increasingly confusing variety of parts available, the same age-old need for quality equipment that won’t let you down in a firefight remains. So, Brownells has started the Law Enforcement Patrol Rifle Program to bring together “a curated selection of trusted parts, gear, and upgrades – all tested and recommended by firearms professionals.”
It’s a smart move—in theory, it could make procurement a lot easier for departments, and it could certainly help front-line police make better choices about how they outfit their weapons, if they’re allowed to do so themselves. Here’s what Brownells says the program offers:
- Exclusive Law Enforcement Pricing Access special pricing on select items when logged into a verified LE or agency account.
- Purpose-Built Patrol Rifle Parts Shop a curated collection of AR-15 components tailored for law enforcement use.
- Comprehensive Parts Selection Find barrels, BCGs, uppers & lowers, triggers, stocks, handguards, magazines, slings, weapon lights, and more.
- Top-Tier Duty-Ready Accessories Outfit your rifle with trusted optics, lights, mounts, mags, and gear built for AR-15 platforms.
- Trusted Brands That Back the Badge Explore gear from Magpul, Daniel Defense, Aero Precision, B5 Systems, BCM, Geissele, SureFire, and more.
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Does it come with a cell phone loaded with games, so the big bad manly men officers have something to relieve their boredom while they hide at the other end of the hallway for over an hour with 400 of their fellow travelers, trying to distract themselves from the sounds of gunshots and children screaming behind an unlocked door?
My question is, why is this program extended to officers in Prole Disarmament states? If ANYONE in the industry were serious about 2A the Barrett Rule would be an Industry Standard.