I didn't even mean the LEO part, just the "last option" part. The OP wants to be legal. My only point it that a knife like that might cause an issue since it would be more difficult to say it's for utility purposes. Everyone I know that owns that knife carries it for defensive reasons. I'd say it probably wouldn't be an issue unless it was somewhere where they were very anti self defense, read Cleveland and surrounding areas.
I got to hold one of these. They are very nice knives. But this type of knife is for defensive purposes, you'd be hard pressed to prove it's for utility purposes. Especially when the site says: Be careful.
Not hardly. We had 4 out of 16 Glock 17s break at the range. Quality huh. I trust my M&P more than a Glock. I clean my barrel every time it's fired. Usually I just use a rag and lube and a wire brush isn't needed. I can clean my barrels in just a minute instead f waiting for it to build up and take longer, not to mention the chance of corrosion from letting the crap sit on it.
I clean my M&P, which is my duty weapon, after every time it's fired and every couple of weeks even if it isn't fired. I have never had a malfunction at ranges but I'm not willing to take the chance of not cleaning it; could end up being a bad day for me.
http://www.policeone.com/traffic-patrol/articles/4940899-Ohio-cop-in-confrontation-with-CCW-citizen-is-fired/ EDIT: Damn, it was already posted in another thread.
~15 minutes. I use wd40 to clean the barrel. Lube slide and such with a spray on dry lube but can't rem the name right now. Wet lube attracts dirt and dust.
My wife picked up the wrong size belt keepers at Vances. Went in the next day, found the correct size and they swapped them out without even looking at my receipt, no issues.