Sentence examples for firearms division from inspiring English sources

Debney attributed S&W's climb to higher revenue in the firearms division, especially polymer pistols, as opposed to the company's signature Dirty Harevolvers revolvers.

To Mr. Rossi of the firearms division in California, the question is not whether the technology works, "it is whether we have the political will".

"I was pleased to see the alcohol, tobacco and firearms division, after what they said was overwhelming demand from around the country, starting to give out more information, probably in violation of the Tiahrt amendment," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"What a fabulous opportunity it would be to have a system that gave you the make, model and possibly the purchaser of a gun, just from a shell casing ejected at the crime scene," said Randy Rossi, the director of the firearms division of the California Department of Justice.

I had gone as far as to dial the number of the Metropolitan Police Department's firearms registration division and begin the process.

But Scot Thomasson, a former chief of the A.T.F.'s firearms operations division who retired this year, said that Congress, facing pressure from gun lobbyists, had made it hard for the agency to do its job by restricting its funding, forcing tough decisions.

Rory O'Connor, an assistant special agent in charge of the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms New York field division, offered a terse description of the events leading to Agent Capano's death.

"The combined strength of our firearms and accessories divisions delivered results that exceeded our financial guidance for sales and net income, reflecting the successful implementation of our growth strategy," said Debney in a statement.

Even if such a plaintiff could be found, the courts are generally reluctant to take sides between the president and Congress.The row involving Mr Holder centres on a botched operation to curb gun-running from America to Mexico run by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF), a division of the Justice Department.

Because of the possibility of the police assisting the armed forces, firearms and ammunition supplied to divisions were increased.

Fast and Furious, which was led by the Phoenix division of the federal firearms bureau, ran from late 2009 to early 2011.