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Law Weapons Armory Management Program

Armory Management for Police Departments & Security Firms

Annual firearm inspections, serialized audits, optic checks, repair documentation, maintenance records, and agency-ready reports from Law Weapons master gunsmiths.

Master gunsmith-level inspection and documentation — built to protect your officers and your agency.

Licensed firearms dealer & manufacturer · Master gunsmithing · FFL Type 07 / SOT Class 2 · Aurora, IL · 630-317-7155

Program Overview

Law Weapons is not just an armorer service. We are a licensed firearms dealer and manufacturer with a master gunsmithing operation — capable of diagnosing, repairing, documenting, and correcting firearm issues before they become field problems.

The Armory Management Program gives your agency master gunsmith-level inspection, serialized firearm accountability, department control-number tracking, officer/guard assignment records, repair and parts history by serial number, optic/sight inspection, aftermarket parts notification, and clean, agency-ready documentation.

Coverage is built around recurring, documented service: two scheduled master-gunsmith inspections per firearm every year, with an individual Quality Inspection Certificate generated for every weapon at every inspection. Drop firearms off, or we pick them up and return them under documented chain of custody — nothing leaves your control without a paper trail.

What we emphasize

  • Master gunsmith-level inspection
  • Serialized firearm accountability
  • Department control-number tracking
  • Officer / guard assignment tracking
  • Repair & parts history by serial number
  • Liability-reduction documentation
  • Post-incident documentation support
  • Clean records for command, audits & insurance

Who The Program Is For

Police departments
Campus & university police
Park districts
Security companies
Armed guard firms
Municipal agencies
Court security
Corporate security teams
Other institutional firearm owners

Why Annual Inspection Matters

Duty firearms accumulate wear, fouling, spring fatigue, loosening optics, and undocumented aftermarket changes that aren't visible in day-to-day use. Small issues become field failures — at the worst possible moment.

A documented annual inspection catches those problems early, keeps every firearm accountable by serial and control number, and produces the kind of clean records that protect your agency during audits, insurance review, and post-incident review.

Armorer Check vs. Master Gunsmith

Basic armorer check

Typically a function check and parts swap against a manufacturer checklist — useful, but limited to known wear items and rarely documented per serial number.

Master gunsmith-level inspection

Full diagnosis of fit, lockup, barrel/chamber condition, optic torque and witness marks, aftermarket part identification, and corrective repair — all documented by serial and control number with certificates and reports.

What Each Firearm Inspection Includes

Administrative verification & serialized accountability
Safety and function check
Trigger function and reset
Barrel, chamber, feed ramp & crown
Slide / frame / receiver fit and lockup
Extractor, ejector, striker / firing pin
Springs, pins, and screws
Optic / sight system, torque & witness marks
Optic battery condition & date (where applicable)
Magazine condition
Rust, corrosion, cracks & damage
Holster wear and aftermarket / non-OEM parts
Cleaning & lubrication condition
Recommended repairs, parts replaced & final disposition

Quality Inspection Certificates

Every inspection and service produces documentation your command staff can file and your auditors and insurers can read. Each certificate records the firearm, its serial and control numbers, the assigned officer/guard, the inspection result, findings, repairs, parts replaced, advisories, and the next inspection due date.

Firearm Quality Inspection Certificate
Annual Armory Inspection Certificate
Repair Completion Certificate
Return-to-Service Certificate
Removed-from-Service Notice
Aftermarket Parts Notification
Optic Installation Certificate
Micro-Engraving / Control Number Certificate
Department Annual Armory Report
Chain-of-Custody Receipt

Disclaimer: A certificate documents inspection findings at the time of inspection. It is not a guarantee against future misuse, damage, alteration, ammunition issues, lack of maintenance, unauthorized modification, or later mechanical failure.

Post-Incident Documentation Support

For officer-involved shootings and other critical incidents, our inspection records and chain-of-custody receipts document the firearm's observed mechanical condition at the time of inspection — supporting command staff, audits, insurance review, and post-incident review with clean, neutral recordkeeping.

Aftermarket Parts Notification

When we identify a non-standard or aftermarket component, we issue a notification so agency leadership can determine whether it's authorized under department policy. Law Weapons does not determine department policy unless separately contracted; the firearm's inspection status is based on observed mechanical condition.

Micro-Engraved Control Numbers

Optional micro-engraved control numbers help keep slides, frames, barrels, optic plates, magazines, and other components matched together through maintenance, repair, optic conversion, evidence review, and armory work — batch pricing available and recommended for every weapon in every fleet.

Department Annual Reports

Each year you receive an armory health report: full inventory, firearms due for inspection, removed-from-service firearms, optics and aftermarket findings, repairs and parts replaced, and assignment rosters — a single picture for command staff and budget.

Four Service Tiers

Every tier includes two scheduled master-gunsmith service events per year and an individual Quality Inspection Certificate for every firearm at every inspection. Step up the tier to add maintenance, wear-part coverage, major-component coverage, and — at the top tier — a brand-new replacement duty pistol every two years.

Tier 1
Basic Inspection

Agencies that handle routine parts internally but need independent, gunsmith-level inspection, cleaning, inventory verification, and certificates.

  • Two semiannual master-gunsmith inspections per firearm
  • Full gunsmith-level cleaning & lubrication (always included)
  • Serialized inventory audit + optic / sight / magazine checks
  • Aftermarket-parts notification & service-status recommendation
  • Individual Quality Inspection Certificate at every inspection
  • Annual summary report for command staff
Tier 2 · Most popular
Standard Maintenance

Departments that want inspections plus routine maintenance and planned wear-part management.

  • Everything in Basic
  • Deeper detail-strip maintenance, function tuning & notes
  • Priority repair scheduling
  • Annual wear-part review with an included common-wear-part allowance
  • Written repair estimate when non-covered parts are required
Tier 3
Premium Readiness

Agencies that want the highest documentation level, priority response, and a proactive replacement plan.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Expanded annual wear-part refresh (OEM guidance + round count + observed wear)
  • Priority repair scheduling & fastest turnaround
  • Annual command-staff armory health report
  • Removed-from-service & return-to-service certificates
  • Batch pricing on optic services & micro-engraving
Tier 4 · Readiness+
Total Readiness & Replacement

Agencies that want to stop owning the maintenance problem entirely — every wear part, every major component, and a brand-new duty pistol every two years.

  • Everything in Premium
  • All scheduled maintenance & wear parts included — no per-part billing
  • Major components covered (slide, barrel, major assembly) under normal duty use
  • Brand-new replacement pistol every two years on a two-year contract
  • Full transfer / chain-of-custody handling on every replacement

Pricing

Pricing is built around your agency — your fleet size, platform mix, the service tier you choose, and your pickup / drop-off needs. Every engagement begins with a no-cost armory assessment and a written, per-weapon proposal, so you know exactly what it covers before you commit.

To request program pricing and a proposal, email info@lawweapons.org or call 630-317-7155.

Inquire About Pricing

Your Department Login & Records

Every agency enrolled in the program receives a secure department login to the Law Weapons armory management system. From one place, your command staff can see your entire serialized inventory — every firearm, its assigned officer or guard, its control numbers, and its full inspection, maintenance, and repair history.

Any time you need to confirm a weapon has been certified, just log in: every Quality Inspection Certificate is stored against its firearm and available to view or download as a PDF on demand — no phone calls, no waiting.

We also keep secure backups of your records for future reference, so your inspection and certification history is preserved and retrievable whenever you, an auditor, or an insurer needs it.

In your portal

  • Your complete serialized firearm inventory
  • Officer / guard assignments
  • Inspection status & history by serial number
  • Quality Inspection Certificates — view & download anytime
  • Removed-from-service & return-to-service records
  • Repair status & estimate approvals
  • Annual armory health reports
  • Securely backed up for future reference

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Law Weapons just an armorer service?+
No. Law Weapons is a licensed firearms dealer and manufacturer with a master gunsmithing operation. We diagnose, repair, document, and correct firearm issues before they become field problems — well beyond a basic armorer parts-swap.
Why does annual firearm inspection matter?+
Duty firearms accumulate wear, fouling, spring fatigue, loose optics, and aftermarket changes that aren't visible day to day. A documented annual inspection catches problems early, supports liability reduction, and gives command staff, auditors, and insurers clean records.
Do you track firearms by serial number and control number?+
Yes. Every firearm is tracked by serial number, your department control number, and a Law Weapons control number, with full repair and parts history tied to each one.
Can you support post-incident or officer-involved shooting documentation?+
Yes. Our inspection records, chain-of-custody receipts, and certificates document the firearm's observed mechanical condition at the time of inspection — clean recordkeeping for command staff, audits, insurance review, and post-incident review.
Do you offer annual contracts?+
Yes. We offer standard and premium armory management at annual per-firearm pricing, plus per-firearm annual inspection. Request a department assessment for a quote tailored to your agency.
Can you handle optic conversions and micro-engraving in batches?+
Yes. We perform batch optic conversion with documented torque specs, threadlocker, witness marks, and optional test-fire/zeroing, and micro-engraved control numbers to keep components matched through maintenance, repair, and evidence review.

Contact & Requests

Request a department assessment, upload your firearm roster, schedule an armory inspection, or submit an emergency repair request. We'll follow up by phone or email — usually within one business day.

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Law Weapons & Supply · 912 Industrial Dr, Aurora, IL 60506 · FFL #3-36-09303

Start With a No-Cost Armory Assessment

No obligation, no charge. Send us your roster — pistols, rifles, and shotguns in service — and Law Weapons will prepare a written proposal with per-weapon pricing and a recommended service tier.

Request Your Free Armory Assessment