Walther PK380 LE .380 ACP Black Pistol

A: no lock means that it does not have a internal built in lock. as to the LE only Many major manufacturers offer discounts to a large list of individuals they consider Qualified Professionals. Although commonly referred to as Law Enforcement, LE or Veterans Discounts, these discounts are actually also available to many other types of Qualified Professionals, including : Active, Honorably Discharged or Retired Military personnel - all branches (veterans, including medical discharges/disabled) National Guard personnel - all branches Military Reserve personnel - all branches CAP - Civil Air Patrol Fire Fighters - including volunteers Paramedics and EMTs TSA Employees Commercial Pilots Federal Flight Deck Officers Air Marshals Court Judges District and Deputy District Attorneys All sworn or retired Law Enforcement Officers - city, county, state, and federal All Corrections and Probation Officers State Licensed Security Companies State, Federal, and Private Security Guards DOD Contractors an

A: Joseph, No Internal Lock = no internal slide lock similar to the Taurus Semi-Auto's and Revolver Locks which needs a key to mechanically lock the slide or hammer in place so the action does not work. LE firearms are no different than the non LE firearms. They are just packaged for sale to LE and usually come with a discount and extra accessories, usually an extra magazine.

A: The "LE" is only because manufacturers designate specific firearms that can be sold with the Law enforcement/qualified professional discounts. Bud's policy on these programs are at: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/qualified_professional_discounts.php The "no lock" only means this model was made without the "Big Brother" internal locking device - so no worry about having it locked, and not being able to access the key easily. One just has to exercise common sense when storing it to prevent unauthorized access.

A: no difference the price is just on of those strange quirks you sometime see because of the way Buds does pricing its done by a compute program From Buds "Our website updates every 20 minutes, 24/7, with our current inventory and replacement cost. We do not price our guns manually based on our cost in each, rather we use a live download from manufacturers and distributors to set our price based on our current replacement cost. As our cost changes, the corresponding website price of each make/model will change up/down accordingly. Although our profit margin remains unchanged, our advertised prices will change frequently, sometimes several times per day."

A: Richard, Buds prices are tied to stock levels on non LE firearms. A recent restock is the only time a consumer model will be lower priced than the LE model with discount. There are absolutely no differences in the actual firearms them selves.

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