Johnson County Sheriffs Dept

[G582]

What is the standard issue sidearm and caliber for Johnson county deputies?

 

[GPD177]

pretty sure it is the glock 19 9mm

 

[Gunsmith79]

Or the glock .40 cal thats what they are expected to qualify with at the academy unless things have changed... the 22 is standard issue some departments allow the 23 and i have heard of some departments going to the 9mm.

 

[G582]

Thanks guys. I appreciate the feedback

 

[indybuell]

I'm pretty sure its a Glock 22.

 

[Woodro29]

I thought it was the g23.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Here's a novel idea:

Why not call them and ask?

-J-

 

[G582]

Maybe I am mistaken being new here, but isn't getting answers to questions like this what a gun forum is for?

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Why cannot a gun forum such as this also be a teaching tool to help people be less dependent on others?

 

[duffman0286]

Or the glock .40 cal thats what they are expected to qualify with at the academy unless things have changed... the 22 is standard issue some departments allow the 23 and i have heard of some departments going to the 9mm.

Its whatever weapon they are issued regardless of caliber or type.... deputies from my department have gone to the academy with sig's and beretta m96's.... however we are undergoing a weapon switch to glock 22's gen 4's so ill be the first to go through plainfield with a glock from my department yes im that new (3 weeks maybe) pretty excited but i dont leave till December for academy but i have already started my fto training

 

[Fargo]

Last I checked, it was g17's and 19's. I know a few of them and no one has mentioned switching to anything else.

Best,

Joe

 

[G582]

Thanks. I am hoping to get in the reserve program and while I have been shooting Glocks for a long time I found out that I shoot my new P30 V3 by far better, and am debating about (due to trigger system) transitioning to it.

 

[steveg26]

Glock 19