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Originally posted by sgalczyn:
https://www.backwoodshome.com/...your-troopers-carry/

December 9, 2017

Alabama Glock 22/23 (.40 S&W)
Alaska Glock 22/23 (.40 S&W)
Arizona FNH FNS (.40 S&W)
Arkansas Glock 21SF (State Police), Glock 22 (S.P. Highway Patrol) (.45 ACP, .40 S&W)
California S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
Colorado S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
Connecticut Sig P220 (.45 ACP)
Delaware Sig P229 (.357Sig)
Florida Glock 37 (.45 GAP)
Georgia Glock 37 (.45 GAP)
Hawaii (DPS) Sig P320 (9mm)
Idaho Glock 21 (.45 ACP) or Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Illinois Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Indiana Sig P227 (.45 ACP)
Iowa S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
Kansas Glock 21 (.45 ACP)
Kentucky Glock 35 (.40 S&W)
Lousiana Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Maine HK USP (.45 ACP)
Maryland Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Massachusetts S&W M&P (.45 ACP)
Michigan Glock 17 (9mm)
Minnesota Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Mississippi Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Missouri Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Montana Sig P229 (.357Sig)
Nebraska Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Nevada Sig P229 (.40 S&W)
New Hampshire S&W M&P (.45 ACP)
New Jersey Glock 19 (9mm)
New Mexico S&W M&P (.357 Sig)
New York Glock 37 (.45 GAP)
North Carolina Sig P226(.357 Sig)
North Dakota Sig P320 (9mm)
Ohio Sig P229/P226 (.40 S&W)
Oklahoma Sig P320 (9mm)
Oregon S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
Pennsylvania Sig Sauer P227 (.45 ACP)
Rhode Island Sig P229 (.357Sig)
South Carolina Glock 37 (.45 GAP)
South Dakota Sig P229 (.357 Sig)
Tennessee Glock 31 (.357Sig)
Texas S&W M&P (9mm) (currently having problems–under review)
Utah Glock 22 (.40 S&W) (with approved options in 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP)
Vermont S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
Virginia Sig P229RDAK (.357Sig)
Washington S&W M&P (.40 S&W)
West Virginia S&W 4566TSW (.45 ACP)
Wisconsin Glock 22 (.40 S&W)
Wyoming Glock 35 (.40 S&W)


The info provided here was off, for that time period. NSP troopers at that time and until about a year and a half ago we’re giving the choice of a Glock 21 or 22. Now the standard issue is a Glock 45.
 
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I work with a few Delaware State Troopers.

These are nice pistols.

Delaware State Police Adopts SIG SAUER P320 Pistols with Factory Installed Romeo1PRO Red Dot Optic
 
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Don't believe I saw a single 1911?
 
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Great info everyone! Thank you! Keep em comin!
 
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It seems that the Glock 45 is the new go to handgun for troopers.
 
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Two Nebraska State Patrol service pistols. A Glock 21 and a 30. Both in the NSPXXXUS serial range. Home of the only Unicameral state government.
 
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I'm surprised to see 9mm is the minority caliber.


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It seems that the Glock 45 is the new go to handgun for troopers.


Yep. As mentioned, our troopers went with the G17, but the G45 was adopted by several other state LE agencies, including State Parks and Game & Fish.

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I'm surprised to see 9mm is the minority caliber.


That 50 state list that was posted earlier by sgalczyn is from 2017, and was outdated/incorrect even then.

9mm might still be the minority, but I do know that the gap has closed significantly in just the last few years.
 
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Update and correction from the info from that link. Rhode Island State Troopers currently are issued Sig Sauer P320 in 9mm. Previously, they had P226 DAKs in .357sig. Before that was Berretaa 96F in .40S&W. They never had the P229 series.


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California Highway Patrol replaced their S&W 4006 & 4006TSW with the M&P 40 in 2017.

In an interesting twist, LAPD just announced last week they'll be switching to FN 509 MRD-LE, that's a 10,000-person department. LAPD is one of the more 'liberal' departments as they allow officers some latitude for selecting their service pistol. Glock 22 is what's issued however, various Beretta's, S&W and Glocks are authorized, as are 1911's for those qualified.
 
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I wonder when the last LEO revolver went out of service as a standard issue gun?? I mean as a primary weapon and not some type of back up or off duty. Anyone know?

When I was growing up, Oregon Troopers all had S&W 686's. Today it's all S&W M&P.

Last time I saw a revolver on a cop it was inside the secure area of the Midway airport. Older cop wearing a white shirt and sure enough, revolver on his hip. This was ... I forget.... sometime around 2011.

I kind of miss those revolver days for several reasons.


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Two Nebraska State Patrol service pistols. A Glock 21 and a 30. Both in the NSPXXXUS serial range. Home of the only Unicameral state government.


Nice. I forgot about the G30’s being issued to the troopers in the Investigation Division and Executive Protection.
 
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I wonder when the last LEO revolver went out of service as a standard issue gun?? I mean as a primary weapon and not some type of back up or off duty. Anyone know?


NYPD was certainly one of the last, finally forcing the last couple dozen of their grandfathered-in revolver-carrying officers to transition to semiautos in August 2018.
 
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California Highway Patrol replaced their S&W 4006 & 4006TSW with the M&P 40 in 2017.

In an interesting twist, LAPD just announced last week they'll be switching to FN 509 MRD-LE, that's a 10,000-person department. LAPD is one of the more 'liberal' departments as they allow officers some latitude for selecting their service pistol. Glock 22 is what's issued however, various Beretta's, S&W and Glocks are authorized, as are 1911's for those qualified.


They aren't switching their entire department, they're switching what they are issuing to new hires. They will be issuing a few hundred guns a year. Not that's it's not a big contract, but it's not as significant as some people are assuming it will be.
 
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Two Nebraska State Patrol service pistols. A Glock 21 and a 30. Both in the NSPXXXUS serial range. Home of the only Unicameral state government.


Unicameral....and Runzas.


 
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In this current ammo crunch, I wonder how those department issuing 45 GAP are faring in term of practice ammunition…
 
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In this current ammo crunch, I wonder how those department issuing 45 GAP are faring in term of practice ammunition…


None of them are still using .45 GAP. The final holdout, Florida, switched to 9mm last year.

New York had switched to .45 ACP in 2018.

South Carolina had switched to 9mm in 2017.

Georgia had switched to 9mm in 2015.
 
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NHSP use the M&P .45, not the P320, Maine issues the HK45, not the USP.
 
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Let me update the list to most current, relevant facts:

Texas - Sig Sauer P320 9mm (THP uniform: Full size. CID, Aircraft, Rangers: Carry size)
All the other lesser 49 states - something else
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Montana is currently the Sig P229R in .357 Sig.

Next month we are transitioning to the Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 Optic Ready in 9mm.


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