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Originally Posted by SPEEDGUNNER
Found this list, looks like a collection of State Police guns would be quite a bit of Tupperware. Wonder if they are all marked?
Alabama Glock 22
Alaska Glock 22
Arizona Sig P229 .40
Arkansas Glock 22
California S&W 4006TSW
Colorado S&W M&P .40
Connecticut Sig P226 .40
Delaware Sig P229 .357Sig
Florida Beretta 96D
Georgia Glock 37
Hawaii S&W 5906
Idaho Glock 22
Illinois Glock 22
Indiana Glock 22
Iowa S&W 4046
Kansas Glock 21
Kentucky Glock 34
Lousiana Sig P229 .40
Maine HK USP .45
Maryland Beretta Px4 .40
Massachusetts Sig P226 .40
Michigan Sig P226 .40
Minnesota Glock 22
Mississippi Glock 22
Missouri Glock 22
Montana Sig P229 .357Sig
Nebraska Glock 22
New Hampshire S&W M&P .45
Nevada Sig P229R .40
New Jersey Sig 228
New Mexico S&W M&P .357
New York Glock 37
North Carolina SIG P226 .40
North Dakota S&W 4506
Ohio Sig P226 .40
Oklahoma Sig P226R .357Sig
Oregon Glock 22
Pennsylvania Glock 37
Rhode Island Sig P226DAK .357Sig
South Carolina Glock 37
South Dakota SIG P229 .40
Tennessee Glock 31
Texas Sig P226 .357Sig
Utah Beretta Cougar .40
Vermont Sig P229 .40
Virginia Sig P229R .357
Washington Beretta 92F
West Virginia S&W 4566TSW
Wisconsin Ruger P89
Wyoming Glock 22
Not sure of accuracy, this list may be dated. I don't think there is a State Police in Hawaii.
I need to expand the question to ask: How hard would it be to collect A PD marked gun from each state police or highway patrol, regardless of vintage? Gotta be a lot of surplus stuff floating around out there. I read Maryland replaced Beretta 92's with CX4 Storm, I know PA replaced Beretta 96's with the new .45GAP Glock. Before that PA had S&W 66's. The stuff has to be out there.
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Your are correct there is not state police in Hawaii at least like most other states have. There is the Hawaii Sheriff's which are for the entire state. They are pretty limited though to state properties (Roal Palace), courts, and the airports. They do some of the traffic enforcement on certain state property highway area's. Most of the jurisdictional is done on an island to island basis. The Police departments are usually examples: Hawaii County PD, Maui County PD, Kaui County PD, or Honolulu Police Department (City & County). As for a state gun would have to be the Hawaii Sheriffs which I believe carry the Smith & Wesson 5906 9mm on loan from Honolulu Police Department however I cannot 100% confirm that information. They still carry them and upon the end of the firearms service life are returned and destroyed. Officers cannot purchase their issued firearms. They are not stamped with any identification markings other than a factory serial number to my knowledge. Officers can purchase off duty carry weapons from an approved listing at their own expense however.