What is the current MPD issue sidearm, and long gun(s) if any?

I wanna say the G23 for the pistol.

I think it's the Glock 22. HI5-0 can chime in. He would know.

Maui cop told me it was a Glock 22 they use for standard use,  and that they are only authorized 40cal glocks for off duty so i guess that narrows it to the 23 and 27.

Definitely G22.

Lucky you guys, we get Ruger P95's.

Thanks!

My friend just confirmed with his brother who is MPD, on duty is G22, off duty he says anything that isn't FA or illegal.

Cool.  Thanks for the info.

Yup, MPD issues the Glock 22 for uniformed duty and Glock 27 for plain clothes work (detectives). They can have supplemental pistols as long as it is a Glock in .40S&W. G22; G23 & G27 are all okay.

As for long guns, department does not issue any unless you are on the Special Response Team (they have Bushmasters/Colts/Benellis/870's). All officers can have a supplemental long gun (AR15 types/870's) as long as they were trained on them and can qualify with them.

Oh yeah, supplemental guns are personally owned guns.

Each department in Hawaii is different in what firearms they allow.

A shotgun, or an AR from the districts arsenal may be checked out prior to shift.  Purchase of a personal shotgun or AR for a duty weapon is authorized for HPD.  As far as AR/M4 platforms, currently only the Colt is authorized, being the AR15 variants, no M4.  Only 1 division within HPD uses the Colt M4A1.  There are 3 other potential AR/M4 makers in the final process for approved use.  HPD issues Federal TRU .223, 55gr, Hi-Shok SP ammo.  As far as the duty rounds, a single new box is issued at qualifications, this ammo is accountable for.  If an officer wishes to practice, the range tries to supply officers with practice ammo, which is different from duty ammo, so it is not on the officers own dime, but it is generally their own time.  Some specialized divisions / units have firearms training time which is a part of regular duty time.