Rogers Co trying to clean the evidence room.

[HiredHand]

Looks like they have a stash of weapons that were collected as evidence that they want to clear out. I hope they don't decide to destroy any of them.

http://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news...undreds-of-guns-weapons-collected-as-evidence

 

[Wheel Gun]

I've got one idea as to how they can clear out those firearms.

 

[cal7.62x39]

In the past I would buy CRAZY cheap police evidence guns from Oklahoma police supply (Now 2A). 10$ marlin model 60s, 25$ top break 38 S&w, assorted pocket 22 to 32 pistols 10-30$ each. Got an odd ball1911 for 150, single shot 12 ga for 20ish. An rg stubby 38 special for 40 (in good condition) most had some condition issues, but we're all serviceable. Man good times with crap guns.

 

[Defcon Shooter]

If they are like typical evidence room firearms 80% need thrown in an old mine shaft

 

[dennishoddy]

The local PD in Ponca used to auction the guns from the evidence room years ago, but don't know what they do with them now.

 

[MikieG7174]

Im sure when the wackoes see this news bit, they will move to pressure the S.O. to destroy this valuable resource.
I am sure there is some collectable relics in there.
I have bought a few police auction guns off of Auction Arms over the years.

 

[n423]

I remember when OKC Sheriff used to have gun auctions in the 80's. Prices were always high...

 

[Okie4570]

I bought 2 T/C muzzle loaders at a sheriff sale, paid $20 each. One had never been fired, the other was sighted in even and well taken care of.

 

[MikieG7174]

Amazes me that folks dont come after their property. That AR has been there 6 years!

 

[mugsy]

Amazes me that folks dont come after their property. That AR has been there 6 years!

The owner may still be in the big house or otherwise ineligible to own or possess firearms.