Handgun Pictures

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Always thought the Colt Commander in 45 was pretty handy.

 

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I carried this Colt Combat Commander in 45 as an authorized off duty law enforcement pistol for about 8 or 9 years.
It rode with me during drug enforcement operations as well.

 

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The Colt Officer’s ACP in 45 has been a good pistol for plain clothes work for me.

 

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I still have a couple of Glock Model 22s in 40 caliber that was the issue law enforcement duty weapon for a former Agency of mine where I carried one every day for about 14 years.
They are dependable.
I ran my Agency issued one through about half a dozen Law Enforcement firearms instructor courses and a couple of tactical courses.
I know they will do what they are designed for.

 

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Keep a couple of Glock 23s around as I used them extensively during plain clothes assignments at one of my former Agencies.

 

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I have a couple of Glock 27s in 40 from when I was issued a 40 caliber Glock Law Enforcement Duty Pistol.
They are great concealable dependable carry options.

 

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The 40 caliber Glock was a fine duty weapon and I still keep some around.

 

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The Glock 19 in 9mm has been a “go to” option for me for most of my Law Enforcement career.

 

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Plenty accurate with a good payload for it’s size. Glock 19 is a good option for me on or off duty.

 

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My current Agency Duty weapon is the Glock 19 Generation 5 in 9mm.
No surprise it is a great pistol so far.
I like the latest updates.

 

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Loaded with our issued duty ammunition I don’t feel under gunned.

 

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More often than not these days I carry one of my Glock 43s loaded with the Agency 9mm ammunition in either a Mitch Rosen CLP Clipper holster inside the waistband or an Alessi Ankle Holster.

 

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The trusty Old Gen 3 Glock 26 9mm or my new Gen 5 Glock 26 9mm get off duty carry time too.

 

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I have carried a Smith and Wesson J Frame as an on duty backup weapon for most of my law enforcement career and still carry one.
A few of my “working guns.”

 

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My favorite wheel guns are the Smith and Wesson Model 640 no dash in 38 Special.

 

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One of my heavily carried Smith and Wesson Model 642s that has seen many many hours in an ankle holster or strapped to my body armor.

 

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Silent partners on duty for most of my career.

 

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Smith and Wesson 640 Pro.
I was able to acquire one of the first few available in my area.

 

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One of my trusted Smith and Wesson Model 60s in 38 Special.

 

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Smith and Wesson Model 64 and Model 60 38 Special goodness

 

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Smith and Wesson Model 640 no dash

 

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Smith and Wesson Model 64 38 Special

 

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Smith and Wesson Model 640 Pro

 

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My early Ruger SP101 in 357 Magnum