Can someone tell me the differances?

I dont believe there is one...

I don't believe there is either. I think the ones dubbed this are sold at a discounted price to officers though.

Officers and Departments are not required to pay the Federal Excise Tax on firearms used for on-duty purposes. Guns sold by departments or retained by officers after separation from the department are subject to the federal excise tax at that time.

At one time, Glock offered special lighter triggers for LEO use only, but at present those are no longer available.

Either of these situations could have caused the terminology to be introduced. But today, the guns are the same.

As a fireguy, I only know of the places that discount them to us. I'm not sure of any differences, except I don't think the .380 is available here?

Bigger mags and titanium triggers only for LE

I think that when they had the 10 rnd magazine restrictions the glocks for LE still had the higher capacity magazine and were stamped law enforcement.

No difference, I carry a dept issued Sig P226 and you can go to Academy and buy the exact same gun.

Law Enforcement Glocks have Blue label on plastic case and come with 3 mags vs red/pink label and 2 mags for regular retail glocks.

More mags (3 instead of 2), depending on the caliber they USED to come with higher capacity mags (can't speak for current day).

It would help us alot if we knew where you seeing/reading "law enforcement" glock, there's been differences through out the years that depend on which generation/timeframe.

Same guns as normal folk. Come with 3 mags and we usually catch a small price break. The magazine size is old news from years ago. Normal folk can get the same size etc.

I bought a Glock 22 that came from the Detroit Police Dept and there doesnt seem to be a difference other than it says "Detroit Police Department" on the slide

i think he's talking about new ones that aren't purchased off of departments.

j3x and sig226 are correct

What about the full auto 18 model, I can't walk into Academy and get one of those.

They have a higher capacity and come with more magazines.

They are called, "blue label" pistols. Only military or law enforcement can buy them new.

One will bust your butt and the other will bust your but and throw you in jail.

Sorry, not true. The ONLY difference is you get 1 extra mag, unless it's a sub-compact then you still only get 2 mags. Anybody that is considered Homeland Security(fire, police, EMS, FBI, CIA, Border patrol, etc.) can buy them @ the discounted price.

Back Up Jack, Uh, Rudy.....

neither can i last i knew they were not imported into the states.

My mistake on the capacity, I thought they had the extended mags come standard on those?

I realized that more than the military and law enforcement could get them, I just consider FBI, CIA, BP, etc. to all fall under those categories.

My bad!

Do a quick search on YouTube for Glock 18 some of'em slipped through the border methinks

There are some sample G18's but they are rare, and cool... Beretta 93R's are too...

My fiancee has the state seal of Texas on one side of the slide and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department one the other side of her Glock 22. Really slick looking.