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Former WA cop new to the forum. Issued and carried 226/229. I know with the expense a lot of agencies have transitioned away from Sigs. Curious if any WA agencies are still issuing Sigs and what they think of the new generation? | ||
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Lynnwood went from p229 to p320 and now issue G17 with RMR. Everyone seems to be Glock or Smith and Wesson M & P. | |||
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Have a Uncle in Redmond Glock 21 for him . | |||
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Welcome aboard “Remember to get vaccinated or a vaccinated person might get sick from a virus they got vaccinated against because you’re not vaccinated.” - author unknown | |||
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Alea iacta est |
Welcome aboard. I just moved from Oly/Lacey/Tumwater earlier this year.
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Fighting the good fight |
Bellevue PD issues the Sig P320RX with Romeo 1 red dot. Kirkland PD also issues the P320RX with Romeo 1. Renton PD issues the P320. | |||
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I dont think you'll see anything thats not polymer in holsters now adays unless its a buy your own gun agency. | |||
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I sure miss the days when it was largely a P220/226, a 92FS or an occasional 3rd gen Smith. (and more than a few Glocks for the sake of being complete) . | |||
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Last I saw, Kent PD was still carrying 226's... Character is doing the right thing even when no one else will know... | |||
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Redmond G17's KCSO G17/19's Auburn 226 | |||
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I worked at Kent P.D., we were a SIG agency at that time. A few years back I flew out to WA and while I was visiting my family, I went out to the KPD range and shot my retired LEOSA qual. I was informed that they were phasing out the SIGs and replacing them with S&W M&Ps. Some officers are still carrying SIGs (226, 229, 220, and 239)but new hires are getting S&W M&P. I was also told that there were some officers carrying Glocks, specifically some lateral hires that had been issued Glocks at their old agencies. While I worked at KPD, you could carry your privately owned gun if you wished - as long as it was approved by the Range Master. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tomorrow's battle is won during today's practice. | |||
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My agency Snohomish County SO has M&P .40 2.0. At least one detective carries a SIG P320. None of the agencies in the area issue SIG. ___________________________________________________ But then of course I might be a 13 year old girl who reads alot of gun magazines, so feel free to disregard anything I post. | |||
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Interesting that they could afford optics, though I’m sure they will be useful. | |||
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Frangas non Flectes |
The officers I’ve seen between Kent and Black Diamond generally seem to be carrying Glocks. Not sure which caliber. ______________________________________________ Endeavoring to master the subtle art of the grapefruit spoon. | |||
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My dept issued me a glock 20 years ago but recently went to P320s. I have carried a P220 and now a P226 legion. I dont trust polymer guns much. | |||
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Auburn PD switched to Glocks several years ago (but they may allow individual officers latitude based on longevity and qualifications). Best, Jon | |||
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