What model of Glock pistol is used by most cops?
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Model 22, would be my choice of weapons, however most police departments issue a 9mm Glock. (Can't remember the model number)  Price is around $500.00, US.
934139
It is manufactured by companies such as TM, CA, KSC, etc. They make molds of the outer casings and mass produce the shells of the guns. The internals are basically the same for all so they would not need to make a new mold for the internals of the gun, except for the trigger and misc. parts like a cocking tube and spring. The gearboxes are also made from molds. Currently, there are around 20ish gearboxes out including the TM versions, CA versions, G&G versions, and Systema versions. GBB's all have different molds though, since all GBB's are different internally and externally except for variants of the same pistol (Glock series, 1911 series, USP series, etc.)
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Many countries have police officers that do not carry guns, but Japan is NOT one of them.  They carry .38 special revolvers, not the high-capacity 9mm handguns often toted by the American police.[110] No officer would ever carry a second, smaller handgun as a back up, as many American police do. Policeman may not add individual touches, such as pearl handles or unusual holster, to dress up their gun. While American police are often required to carry guns while off-duty, and almost always granted the privilege if they wish (even when retired), Japanese police must always leave their guns at the station. Unlike in the United States, desk-bound police administrators, traffic police, most plainclothes detectives, and even the riot police do not carry guns.[111]\n\nInstead of using guns, the police rely on their black belts in judo or their police sticks. Indeed, police recruit training spends 60 hours on firearms compared to 90 hours on judo, and another 90 on kendo (fencing with sticks). (The number of hours that Japanese police recruits do spend on firearms training is larger than what most of their American counterparts receive; that the Japanese are so thoroughly instructed in a weapon which they are expected to use in only the rarest of circumstances testifies to the highly cautious approach of the Japanese police towards firearms.) After police school, few officers show any interest in further firearms training, while continued judo and kendo practice is frequent. Annual police martial arts contests are important events. Sixty percent of officers rank in one of the top judo brackets. Beer bellies are non-existent. In contrast, many American policemen, if confronted with deadly assault, have no combat technique to use except gunfire.[112] The American police's heavy reliance on guns serves, intentionally or not, to legitimise a similar attitude in the rest of the population.\n\nThe link below gives the history of guns and gun control in Japan.
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try thease out \n\nhttp://www.optics4hunting.com/products/LaserMax_Glock_20_21_Laser_Sight_6671.html\n\nhttp://search-desc.ebay.com/glock-21_W0QQfnuZ1QQftsZ2QQpqryZglock21Q20laserQ20sightQQsatitleZQ22glockQ2021Q22QQxpufuZxQ5A1
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The 19, which I think is the more compact model of the 17... Will run you different prices. Check around, are you looking for new? Or slightly used? A lot of different gunshops sell great used weapons, some even from former police officers. Call around once you know what your looking for (New/Used). Most used 19s run around $399 - $450\nand some new ones (with all newer slide rails, etc) run upwards to $700.\n\nIt all depends what you want
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For a truly accurate answer (as I know thou must be seeking here) you must contact your local Police/Law Enforcement agency. The reason being that there are so many different types being used by different Departments, and different batons serve different purposes. There are wood, metal, high impact plastic, long (for riots), short (for Rodney King... sorry - I couldn't help it... nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!) for street and everyday use, and new collapsible metal ones that fit in a little pouch on the belt and look like a mini mag light. One snap and it goes from mini mag light to a 24 inch head crackin' force to be reckoned with (ooh, ooh!)! Hope this helps!
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Officers....\n\n You know, you don't have to be a law-breaker to ask questions like this.   Maybe he just dislikes cops, like I do - the way good parents dislike child predators.    I coin a new term here: civilian predator.  Different from criminal.\n\n However, I  agree with some of you that you  deal with the worst elements in our society.  Although you put your lives on the line every day, statistically most of your firearm deaths are actually suicides.\n\nUnfortunately, the stress from the job cultivates an antisocial personality in yourselves. \n \n That is why the public dislikes and distrusts you more and more each day.  I've personally never been arrested, but I have been harassed, and I can't let it go.\n\nGueroes and other civilians here, you will have to disregard many of the answers that are still to come from responding police officers.  By their remarks, they will display to you their rude, childish attitudes.  Please ignore the more  vulgar comments.
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Kahr is a good company and has a loyal following with its users.  (As does Glock as previously mentioned).  Find one that best fits your needs, and hand and enjoy!
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I've had the Taurus pt111 millenium for several years... mine is chambered in 9mm... personnally, I love it...I've put many rounds through it.  I've used everythingfrom traditional fmj to +p+ hollow points and never a feed problem.  since it is made with a stainless receiver, the higher presures from +p ammunition is not a problem... and is what I keep in it when I carry it. the trigger is a little heavy, but not like a city police service weapon.   it is my choice for concealed carry...  for defense purposes, the .40 is a much better caliber... it has the stopping power of a .45 but gives you the lighter recoil like a 9mm... also the higher magazine capacity like a 9mm.  for the money, it is an excellent choice.
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I have carried my Ruger P95 for ten years. Why would you want to carry something else? this is one of the most reliable guns made. I out shoot cops on their qualifying course with it. \nI don't know many people who can go to the range and shoot any ammo with NO problems. Dead reliable. \nI have shoot most handguns and like many, but I would never part with my Rugers. \nSometimes I carry my P85, but most of the time its my P95.
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Im not 100% sure but i would say tha most carry some sort of carbine type rifel such as an M-4 and a tactical handgun such as the new Springfield XDT .40 or .45 calliber.
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tippmann 98 custom. i have one of these and it never breaks when u use it, unlike pretty much every other gun and also the elbow is at the side so if ur sniping u have better aim.
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cops\nand security gaurds\njanitors
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Here in the UK our Police Constables are called many things!\nThey do not carry guns, unless they have to, and gun crime is relatively rare. Gun ownership is rare too.\nTheir nicknames are all fairly obvious:\n- copper, cop - the old Eglish word 'cop' means to apprehend.\n- the Sweeney - rhyming slang, from Sweeney Todd (an infamous serial killer) rhyming with 'Flying Squad' (an old name for a specialised unit of police).\n - see the link below.
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$150 to $250 used. They are a very common firearm@@@@
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It all depends on what you intend to do with the gun. AEG's (automatic electric guns) are normally considered the most practical guns because they are usually effective over reasonable distances and are good for CQB (close quarter battles). spring guns are *usually* only for beginners. there are several good quality spring guns but they aren't going to do a whole lot of good against someone with an automatic.\n\n   i do like Gas guns, don't own one personally but they are reasonably powerful and realistic and usually good quality but they are mostly semi automatic, and pistol sized firearms, most people will choose an AEG for their main weapon.\n\nPrice wise you get what you pay for. AEG wise you can't go wrong with a UTG warhawk AK-47, they run baout 100 bux w/ 30 shipping on ebay. springers, you can get good ones at wallmart or dicks sporting goods, gas i'd recomend looking online.\n\nIn short: AEG's are best main weapons, Gas makes an excelent side arm, Springers are really just toys unless you spend a few hundred bux on a sniper (not recomendable)
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Well there is a 10mm Glock (Glock is the main one I have heard about making a 10mm) and various other gun makers.  A .45 caliber is close to the 10 mm in conversion.  A ton of differnt types of weapons from rifles .45-70 government to the .45 Long Colt (single action  Peacemakers types -old west guns, .45 ACP (1911 semi-auto, Springfield XD-45 ect) and .45 GAP(.45 Glocks)