Duracoat weapons not toys
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The document discusses the dangers of firearms finished with DuraCoat, a durable two-part coating, appearing like toys due to their coloration. It notes that while DuraCoat provides a hardened, long-lasting finish, the colorful coatings it enables could mislead officers into thinking a real gun is a toy. Examples of different finished firearms intended to illustrate this risk are then shown.
Duracoat weapons not toys
- 1. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Officer Safety Not a Toy
- 2. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 The following slides show actual working firearms with individual Duracoat finishes that may lead an officer to believe that the weapon is a toy
- 3. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 DuraCoat is a two part chemical coating. Unlike other firearm finishes, DuraCoat was created specifically for firearms. DuraCoat is permanent. With normal use, a firearm finished with DuraCoat will last several lifetimes. DuraCoat is dry to the touch in 20 minutes, can be handled in 1 hour and is ready for use overnight. Although DuraCoat will gain most of its final hardness, elasticity and chemical resistance over a 2-3 week period.
- 4. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 AR
- 5. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 870
- 6. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Glock 20
- 7. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Keltec
- 8. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 G 36
- 9. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Glock
- 10. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 P 95
- 11. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Berretta 92
- 12. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 10-22
- 13. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 AK
- 14. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 HK
- 15. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 870
- 16. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 S&W M&P
- 17. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Charter Arms
- 18. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Glock
- 19. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Glock
- 20. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 AR-15
- 21. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 S&W
- 22. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Ruger
- 23. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 AR
- 24. Donald W. Reid 2010/2011 Stay Safe