Duty pistols, retention holsters, weapon-mounted lights, and pistol optics — sorted the way a cop actually buys them, with live pricing straight from the retailer.
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.
Holds by fit and tension. Fast, concealable — the standard for plainclothes and off-duty.
A thumb break, ALS, or grip-lock you clear on the draw. The working baseline for most uniformed carry.
ALS + SLS + hood. Maximum weapon retention for open-carry patrol where the gun is exposed all shift.
Every pick is judged on holster fit, light and optic support, and how it holds up worn every shift — not paper accuracy.
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Level I, II, III spelled out in plain language so you match the holster to the assignment, not the marketing.
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