Departments that liked the old Glock 22 got a refined version in the Gen4. The grip has a textured frame, the magazine release is larger, and the recoil spring system is dual. This one is a police trade-in with a 4.49-inch barrel and a 13-round magazine, finished in black.

Police trade-ins have a clear advantage. They come from departments that issued them and maintained them, and the guns were usually carried a great deal and fired only on the range. A thorough inspection often finds a clean bore and honest holster wear.

The .40 S&W round was popular with law enforcement for years. It produces a sharp recoil, so a firm grip and a steady stance make a difference. The Gen4 backstraps let you change the grip size, which helps the pistol fit different hands.

When you get it, check the frame and slide for marks and look closely at the barrel. Test the magazine and confirm the slide locks back when empty. Use the sights to check your point of aim. For someone who wants a proven duty pistol at a fair price, this is a sensible choice. It is sold as described, in used condition. The pistol ships to your local FFL dealer for the background check.