Agents of the FBI were authorized to carry firearms after the passage of the June 1934 Crime Bill, which also included the 1934 National Firearms Act, restricting the possession, sale and transfer of machine guns, short barrel rifles, shotguns, silencers and destructive devices. This was in response to the "criminal use" of full auto and other weapons during the 1932-1934 crime wave across America.
1934
Not Undercover Agents.
Yes, FBI Agents carry handcuffs.
If you mean federal agents such as FBI or CIA, yes, most active agents carry guns.
Not as general issue.
FBI staff members (analysts, etc.) can qualify and carry weapons off-duty if they want to, but it's not required; that only falls to Special Agents, the FBI Police Force (FBI security), and higher level executives.
FBI Agents Association
$58,000 - $90,000 a year
Yes, FBI agents are eligible for health benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage. These benefits are provided to ensure the well-being and support the physical and mental health of agents while they carry out their duties.
I'm writing a novel and need some general information on FBI procedures especially if they can csarry their weapons on domesrtic and international flights FBI agents are allowed to carry their weapons anywhere in the United States including aircraft. To carry the weapon on an airplane, they must file the proper paperwork and will typically introduce themself to the capt. Agents are usually not allowed to carry their weapons overseas.
In July 1972, Susan L. Roley, and Joanne E. Pierce, became the first FBI agents.
The job outlook for an FBI agent varies depending on what exactly they are working in. If they are out in the field a lot, their outlook could be grim. Many FBI agents die in duty every year.
S&W M10,13 and 15 M13 issued 1974-86