That’s what they were issuing to the FD. The cops got Glock 22’s.
hose jockeys dont need guns, what with being in the firehouse kitchen 23hrs a day
Kitchen time was only two hours for two meals a day. Now, recliner time........
What I wanna know is how come they never show the fire fighter guys on Chicago Fire sliding down the pole? And how come none of those guys carry Glocks?
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Oh, theyre pole sliders all right
They’re just wannabes and everyone knows that guns aren’t allowed in Chicago.
Yep, an early 2 pin. It was NIB when they issued it to me. I have other Glocks that I shoot more often. This one was only shot for qualifications. 2000-2007, a total of 700 rounds.
GLOCK 17L
Gen 4 Glock 29. This little pistol holds 10+1 of 10MM Auto rounds, it is very accurate and has plenty of power for about anything in the lower 48. I really like this pistol, the recoil is quite controllable when firing hot loads, but you darn sure know you just touched off a potent piece of pistolware. Wears factory night sights and has a (-) Connector. I only did about 15 cents worth of work on the trigger job thing; the trigger came as the best Glock trigger I’ve felt. I just cleaned it up a tiny bit cause I’m OCD about that.
I carry this gun in either a UBG RTBA Pancake Holster or a TT Gunleather XC Slim IWB Holster. I like the TT Gunleather rig a lot for this pistol, it rides a bit lower than the Sparks VM II I use for my Gen 4 Glock 19. In fact, dare I say it’s the superior holster? I don’t know; they are both top shelf, I think I have the right holsters for each pistol actually. Whether one is “better” than the other is like comparing “excellent to superb”.
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