Full-size patrol guns, compact issue pistols, and optics-ready crossovers — the striker-fired platforms that agencies actually approve and officers actually carry. Pricing and stock are pulled live from Ammunition Depot.
The full-size 9mm patrol benchmark — 17+1, the Gen5 marksman barrel, and wider holster, light, and parts support than anything else on a duty belt.
The compact standard that many agencies issue outright: shorter slide and grip than the 17, same manual of arms, still 15+1.
The optics-ready 19 — a factory-cut slide takes a red dot without a gunsmith, the single biggest duty upgrade of the last decade.
For departments still running .40 S&W, the full-size 22 keeps the Gen5 improvements while feeding the heavier round.
Full-size 17-length slide on the compact 19 frame — the crossover many officers now prefer, and the pattern behind the CBP-issue G47.
Threaded barrel, tall suppressor-height sights, and an optics plate system out of the box — built from FN's MHS trials gun.
A 22+1 10mm duty option with a threaded barrel — serious capacity and power for rural, backup, or bear-country roles.
Walther's Performance Duty Pistol — the ergonomics and trigger are the draw, and every slide ships optics-ready.
A PDP built around a smaller grip circumference and lighter slide-rack effort — a genuine fit option, not a color change.
20+1 capacity, an optic cut, and a duty-grade feature set at a budget-department price point that keeps outperforming its cost.
The longer-slide Rival adds sight radius and a flat-faced trigger — a competition-leaning frame that doubles as a capable duty gun.
17+1 in a micro-compact footprint, threaded and optics-cut — the modern answer for plainclothes, backup, and off-duty carry.
A larger-grip, longer-slide Hellcat that bridges backup and primary carry — 15+1 with an optics-ready slide.