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LE Duty Handguns in the State of TN


Patton

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Just because you're unable to forge polymer doesn't mean you should hate it.



I'm still looking for my expiration date on my glock.




I actually don't like most polymer pistols because they feel like a brick to me. I guess Ive just shot to many 1911's and smooth as silk revolvers that felt I perfect in the hand and I cant get used to them. On the service life, I'm just repeating what this gentleman said. I will say I would prefer a Sig to a Glock, but in the end I would prefer the LEO's to have the best tools they can get no matter what as long as they arent just spendig money for something pretty.

Tapatalk ate my spelling.

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Which respecatable manufacturers are cheaper than Glock? They may not be the best but their price is hard to beat, especially for LEO's.


Agreed. A lot of folks forget that LE organizations are not paying MSRP on these things when they order hundreds or thousands at a time. Glocks are built to be the AK-47 of handguns...I'd say they do a pretty good job.
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Agreed. A lot of folks forget that LE organizations are not paying MSRP on these things when they order hundreds or thousands at a time. Glocks are built to be the AK-47 of handguns...I'd say they do a pretty good job.

 

I read a Gaston Glock interview sometime ago. Wish I had the link. If I remember correctly, Glock's contract price on bulk pistols was under $80 a piece for LE and Glock was still making about $25 on each pistol. Kinda tough to compete with that.  

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Makes you wonder why we're getting raped for $600. But, other manufacturers could most likely match, or beat that price as well.

It is marketing, the same reason some athletes get paid to wear, eat, or drink a product we pay money for. The reason there is a 500% markup on guns is because we are paying for research and design as well as for gun manufacturers to fight for our rights and hire lobbiest.
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[quote name="Patton" post="669603" timestamp="1322335672"] I'm making a list, add only what you truly are sure is factual information.I thought others may like to know.Duty firearms State Of Tennessee only. Tennessee Highway Patrol: Issues both Glock 31 and 33 Tennessee Drug task force glock 31 Tennessee ABC Glock 23 TBI: Glock 23 and 27 to field agents and choice of 23 or 27 to forensic scientists. New hires are getting GEN 4. TWRA: Glock 31 as of Fall 2011 TN State Parks: Glock 22 TN Probation and Parole Officers: Glock 23 as of 2013(Previously unarmed) UT Police: Glock 23 and Glock 27 to detectives UTC Police: Glock 22 University of Memphis Police: Sig 229 DAK 40SW TDOC IA: Had Revolvers until recently but now have Glock 23's Fisk University Police use Security Six. MTSU S&W M&P TSU: M&P in 40S&W CSX Railroad Police: Glock 22 Norfolk Southern RailRoad Police: Officers get a Glock 23 and a Glock 27 Union Pacific Railroad Agents: Springfield XD40 but can carry any quality handgun TLETA Staff: Glock 21 DOE and TVA Nuke Plants: Sig 226 in 9mm TVA Police(If there still around): Glock 22/23 Anderson CoSO: Glock 22 Athens PD: Glock 22 Gen2 Bartlett PD: Sig 226 357SIG Bean Station PD: Glock 21 Belle Mead PD: Glock 21 Berry Hill PD: Glock 22/23 Bledsoe CoSO: Glock 21 Bristol PD: Glock 22/23 Bradley CO. SO: Glock 22 Heard one time that a Glock 35 can be carried Brentwood PD: M&P 45 Centerville PD: Beretta PX4 .40 Chattanooga PD: Sig 220 some 4506 and personal weapons carried as primary, some 38spl to command Chattanooga State Community College: M&P 45 with thumb safety and mag safety Chattanooga Airport: S&W 3rd gen autos unknown caliber Clarksville PD: Glock 22 Claiborne co sheriffs office issues glock 22/23 officer supplied b.u.g Cleveland PD: Glock 21 Coffee Co SO: Glock 22 Collegedale PD: Glock 23 Collierville PD: Patrol carries a Glock 22./ Swat - Glock 21. Investigators/Brass issued either Glock 23 or 27 (depending on assignment). Collegedale PD: Glock 23 Cocke County SO: Glock 22 Columbia PD: H&K 45 USP Crossville PD: Sig 229 40SW Cumberland Co SO: Glock 21-road officers and Det. Glock 30 Cumberland Gap FN 5.7, only has one officer Dayton PD: Glock 22 Decauter PD: Glock 31 as of 2013 Dickson City PD: majority of officers carry Glock 22 Dickson SO: Glock 22 Dover PD: M&P 40S&W East Ridge PD: Sig 220 had H&K 40 until 2011 Ettowah City PD: Officer supplies Glock? but most all are G22 Fairview PD: Glock 22 FairfaxCoSO: Glock 22 Gallatin PD: Glock 22 in 40S&W Gatlinburg PD: Glock 22 Germantown PD: H&K 40S&W Goodletsville PD: Sig 220 & SWAT:Springfield XD or whatever they want to qualify with(1 known Sig P250) Graysville PD: Issue Glock 22 but prefer officer carry whats most familiar (Mostly Glock 22's) Hamilton County SO: Glock 22 but a few Glock 23's Hamilton Co. Parks: Walther p99 40S&W Hamblen County SO: Glock 32 Henderson PD: Glock 23 Jackson PD: Glock 22 Jasper PD: Glock Jefferson County SO: Glock 22 Johnson City PD: HK USP 45 Johnson PD: H&K 45acp(may have been replaced) Jonesborough PD: Glock 21 Jefferson City PD: Glock 21 Jefferson Co SO: Glock 22 Kimbal PD: Glock 22 Kingsport PD: Glock 21 Knoxville PD: Sig 220/ SWAT has SIG TAC OP's 1911 as of May 2012 Knox CO. SO: Glock 22 on patrols some Glock 23 and some 27 with office and detective personnel. Knoxville Airport: Glock 22 Lake City PD: Glock 22 Lawrence CoSO: Glock 31 Lawrenceburg PD: Glock 22 Lavergne PD: Patrol G21 Lenoir City PD: Glock 22 Lewisburg PD: Glock 21 Lookout Mountain TN: Glock 23? Maury Co So: Any fullsize or compact Glock is authorized Marion CoSO: Glock 22 McMinn Co: Glock 22 McMinnvile PD: Glock 23 Meigs CoSo: Glock 31 as of 2013 Memphis PD: Sig 229 40S&W Millan PD: Glock 31 Monteagle PD: Officer supplies weapon, 1911's are authorized. Montgomery CoSO: Sig ? 40SW Mt Juliet PD: Glock 21 Nashville Metro: Glock 22/23 some (few) old timers have other weapons granfathered in Nashville Airport: Glock 22 New Tazewell glock 22 and keltec .380s Newport PD: Glock 22 or/and Glock 31's Oak Ridge PD: Glock 22 Pikeville PD: Glock 31 Polk CoSO: Glock 22 Red Bank PD: Glock 22 Rhea Co SO: Glock 22 but a few others carried like a S&W P99 & Glock 35 Ridgetop PD: Glock 21 but can carry whatever they want to qualify with Robertson Co SO: Glock 22 Gen4 Rutherford Co SO: Sig 229 40S&W Selmer PD: Glock 22 or 23 Sequatchie Co SO: Glock 22 Shelby Co So: Sig 226 40S& Shelbyville PD: HK USP 45 and 45 compact Signal Mountain PD: Springfield XD 45 Symrna PD: Glocks-22/23-Road Officers and 27 to Det.s and SWAT gets XD45 Soddy Daisy PD: H&K 45 SA/DA Somerville PD: Glock 22 South Pittsburg PD: Officer supplies but mostly all Glock 22 Springfield PD: ? 357Sig Spring City PD: Glock 22 Spring Hill PD: Glock 22 Stuart CoSo: Glock 22 Sumner Co SO: Glock ? in 40SW Tazewell glock 22 and 27s Tipton CoSO: Glock 22 Trousdale Co SO: Glock 22 Warren CO SO: Glock 37 (probably the only GAP agency in TN) Washington Co SD: Glock 21 and Glock 30 to Det. White House PD: Glock 22 Whitwell PD : Glock 22 Williamson CoSo: Glock 22 Wilmington Co So: SWAT gets 5.7×28mm FN[/quote] If I'm not mistaken TDOC IA Carries Glock 22 which is what our transportation corporals carry. I'll check next time I'm in the armory but I'm pretty sure this is the case as I worked in the armory last week and there were no 23s that I saw only 22s. Us regular officers are stuck carrying .38 revolvers (Smith and Wesson, Ruger security six, and Taurus) and Remington 870s while on patrol or long lines. They took the mini 14 from us because of some jack ass in Nashville. Sent from my mind using ninja telepathy. Edited by tdoccrossvilletn
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I would say it's about 20% and Chattanooga is a pretty large Department. I'm surprised at how few 9mm remain.


I'm not they just don't have enough stopping power its been proven time and again.

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