Weapon Purchase Clause Samples
The Weapon Purchase clause defines the terms and conditions under which one party agrees to buy weapons from another. It typically outlines the types of weapons covered, the purchase price, delivery timelines, and any legal compliance requirements, such as necessary permits or adherence to export controls. By clearly specifying these details, the clause ensures both parties understand their obligations and helps prevent disputes related to the sale, transfer, or legality of the weapons involved.
Weapon Purchase. Upon retirement of the bargaining unit member, the City agrees to sell the employee his on-duty service weapon at the cost of one dollar ($1.00), provided the officer is in good standing.
Weapon Purchase. Covered employees may utilize a portion of their annual uniform allowance funds for the purpose of purchasing an approved weapon as set forth below:
1. The employee must make a written request to his division commander to utilize his uniform allowance for the purpose of purchasing an approved duty weapon.
2. Following the filing of the written request for a weapons purchase, the division lieutenant may then check with the employee's sergeant to verify his uniforms and equipment are in good condition and working order.
3. If the affected employee's uniforms and required equipment are in good condition and working order, the employee may use up to 75% of the annual uniform allowance toward the purchase of an approved weapon.
4. An employee may purchase an approved weapon with the uniform allowance every five years. This time limit is retroactive to the employee's last weapon purchase with the uniform allowance.
5. The employee shall provide information regarding the disposition of the weapon previously purchased with the uniform allowance. This includes, but is not limited to, if it is being retained or if sold, a copy of the bill of sale.