HK P2000 Correctional Service of Canada's new duty pistol

[Striker]

The only Government Agency that uses a SA only is the CF with the Browning HP. It would be kind of nice to have a high-cap 1911 in .45ACP though.

You gotta love those flying ashtrays.

 

[Slavex]

Delta PD ERT use .45 Glocks. the bastards.

 

[Striker]

Delta PD ERT use .45 Glocks. the bastards.

I know state side there are quite a few pd's moving away from 9's and 40's and going back to 45's.

 

[cp220]

Ben Hunchak is all that is man. He is a god walking amongst mere mortals in this thread.....

Then again I know a couple people who have had success in downing people with 9mm and .40. And out of "plastic euroguns" no less. I think that they're lying to me though because according to Ben the gun they used has no use other than looking cool......

Use good ammo, and place your shots properly. Thats all you can do. I'm glad to see CSC moving towards carrying a more effective tool then they had before.

 

[RevolverRodger]

Ben Hunchak... you must be so much smarter than all the police departments who switched to 'europlastic' pistols.

The real question is: did you ever carry a gun as a police officer or a soldier ? If not I think your opinion is worth jack ####.

 

[Ganderite]

I am in Southern Ontario. One of the nearby tac team guys mentioned to me that they were considering a move to 45 ACP. I don't know it they did. But it did not sound like there was a prohibition against it.

I got the impression that the general issue for police officers was to be the 40S&W, but a tac team could use the 45. I think he said a Glock 45.