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CosmoRenfro at 10:33, 12 August 2012

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	I'm going with Cheetah [[User:Excalibur01\|Excalibur01]] 20:21, 3 March 2011 (UTC)		I'm going with Cheetah [[User:Excalibur01\|Excalibur01]] 20:21, 3 March 2011 (UTC)

			== SIG P226R ==

			The Sig p226R seems to be an airsoft replica, the markings are white and pronounced like airsoft guns marketed by KJWorks. --[[User:CosmoRenfro\|CosmoRenfro]] 12:31, 12 August 2012 (UTC)

Glock172: /* Carry guns */

2012-05-12T17:55:42Z

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	To answer the original question, the DAK versions lack the decocker lever and the hammer spur, yes, but there are standard DA/SA models that are converted to DAO, and they are usually, if not always, missing the decocker lever while retaining the hammer spur, so seeing spur hammers does not necessarily mean the guns are not DAO, but if you see a decocker on the gun, it's probably a standard DA/SA model. --[[User:Yournamehere\|Yournamehere]] 00:25, 4 March 2011 (UTC)		To answer the original question, the DAK versions lack the decocker lever and the hammer spur, yes, but there are standard DA/SA models that are converted to DAO, and they are usually, if not always, missing the decocker lever while retaining the hammer spur, so seeing spur hammers does not necessarily mean the guns are not DAO, but if you see a decocker on the gun, it's probably a standard DA/SA model. --[[User:Yournamehere\|Yournamehere]] 00:25, 4 March 2011 (UTC)

			A former CPD officer I know told me that as of 2012, the SIG-Sauer is no longer approved for carry. I edited that on Wikipedia, and dispite not citing it, it is still there. Perhaps it was confirmed? Can anyone clarify this? [[User:Glock172\|Glock172]] 12:55, 12 May 2012 (CDT)

	== Unknown Holdup gun==		== Unknown Holdup gun==

Peejn8r: /* Carry guns */

2011-08-25T17:40:30Z

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	I thought the 226 had either the DA/SA standard or DAK (Double Action Kellerman,evidenced by the shorter hammer/no spur), setups only. I could be mistaken. - Peejn8r		I thought the 226 had either the DA/SA standard or DAK (Double Action Kellerman,evidenced by the shorter hammer/no spur), setups only. I could be mistaken. - Peejn8r
	I love my Sig but honestly limiting a DA/SA gun to DAO seems dumb to me because its not designed for it. Case in point Beretta 96D. Basically a ~~Doulble~~ Action Only M9 in .40, has a heavy trigger and also massively long pull. Especially when Glock and the alike, XD M&P p99, have a similar feeling setup with way better trigger pulls. - Peejn8r
			I love my Sig but honestly limiting a DA/SA gun to DAO seems dumb to me because its not designed for it. Case in point Beretta 96D. Basically a Double Action Only M9 in .40, has a heavy trigger and also massively long pull. Especially when Glock and the alike, XD M&P p99, have a similar feeling setup with way better trigger pulls. - Peejn8r

	:Could someone please enlighten me as to why Police Departments are switching over to DAO? I dont see what is wrong with DA/SA, and I personally cant stand DAO, with the longer trigger pull each time. Sorry if I come off as ignorant, as there is probably a good reason.--[[User:--JazzBlackBelt--\|--JazzBlackBelt--]] 04:28, 23 February 2011 (UTC)		:Could someone please enlighten me as to why Police Departments are switching over to DAO? I dont see what is wrong with DA/SA, and I personally cant stand DAO, with the longer trigger pull each time. Sorry if I come off as ignorant, as there is probably a good reason.--[[User:--JazzBlackBelt--\|--JazzBlackBelt--]] 04:28, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

Yournamehere: /* Carry guns */

2011-03-04T00:26:14Z

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	Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]		Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]


	To answer the original question, the DAK versions lack the decocker lever and the hammer spur, yes, but there are standard DA/SA models that are converted to DAO, and they are usually, if not always, missing the decocker lever while retaining the hammer spur, so seeing spur hammers does not necessarily mean the guns are not DAO, but if you see a decocker on the gun, it's probably a standard DA/SA model. --[[User:Yournamehere\|Yournamehere]] 00:25, 4 March 2011 (UTC)		To answer the original question, the DAK versions lack the decocker lever and the hammer spur, yes, but there are standard DA/SA models that are converted to DAO, and they are usually, if not always, missing the decocker lever while retaining the hammer spur, so seeing spur hammers does not necessarily mean the guns are not DAO, but if you see a decocker on the gun, it's probably a standard DA/SA model. --[[User:Yournamehere\|Yournamehere]] 00:25, 4 March 2011 (UTC)

Yournamehere: /* Carry guns */

2011-03-04T00:25:48Z

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	Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]		Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]

			To answer the original question, the DAK versions lack the decocker lever and the hammer spur, yes, but there are standard DA/SA models that are converted to DAO, and they are usually, if not always, missing the decocker lever while retaining the hammer spur, so seeing spur hammers does not necessarily mean the guns are not DAO, but if you see a decocker on the gun, it's probably a standard DA/SA model. --[[User:Yournamehere\|Yournamehere]] 00:25, 4 March 2011 (UTC)

	== Unknown Holdup gun==		== Unknown Holdup gun==

Excalibur01: /* Unknown Holdup gun */

2011-03-03T20:21:55Z

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	The gun used to hold up Alderman Gibbons in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat maybe a 1934- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]		The gun used to hold up Alderman Gibbons in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat maybe a 1934- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]

			I'm going with Cheetah [[User:Excalibur01\|Excalibur01]] 20:21, 3 March 2011 (UTC)

Peejn8r at 18:07, 3 March 2011

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	Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]		Striker-fired weapons, many of which are now using polymer frames, are also cheaper and lighter and arguably as durable. Losing a few ounces is always nice on a gun belt full of heavy gear. And Cost, a Sig Classic (220, 226, 229) will run around 700 dollars, whereas a glock will go for 400-500 (Police Department Prices). - [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]

			== Unknown Holdup gun==

			The gun used to hold up Alderman Gibbons in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat maybe a 1934- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]

Peejn8r: /* Unknown gun */

2011-03-03T18:06:15Z

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	I agree with Jimmoy, definetley a CP1 --SmithandWesson36 20:51, 18 February 2011 (UTC)		I agree with Jimmoy, definetley a CP1 --SmithandWesson36 20:51, 18 February 2011 (UTC)


	~~'''''EPISODE 4''''' The unknown hold up gun in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat maybe a 1934- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]~~

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Peejn8r: /* Unknown gun */

2011-03-03T18:05:43Z

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	The unknown hold up gun in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]		'''''EPISODE 4''''' The unknown hold up gun in episode 4 looks like a small caliber Beretta like a Jetfire or Bobcat maybe a 1934- [[User:Peejn8r\|Peejn8r]]

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