Happy to help!

I can’t tell from those photos if it’s a Glock 19. It could be but the reduction is too low to make a positive ID.

Probability is it is given the replacement program, and I don’t believe US feds have the option of selecting non-standard duty sidearms.

@sameo416.bsky.social Thank you for all of your help on this, Matt. I really appreciate it. 🙏🏼

You are only just barely engaged in satire at this point vs. simple observation.

Here is another video from the same day. This *may be* the same guy who pointed the handgun from within the car. Do you think the way his holstered sidearm looks in this might comport with the way the Sig Sauer would look?

Oh and the holster has the expanded bottom to accommodate the light on the pistol rail, so that’s another confirmatory feature

A tougher ask with just the mag and grip, but I believe it’s the same P320 DH3. Extended magazine and same colour grip.

It sounds like ICE is replacing the 320 with Glock19 likely due to the inadvertent discharge issues with the 320.

www.usacarry.com/ice-drops-si...

It's a Sig Sauer P320-M17 with an added Magwell at the bottom of the grip to make it easier to slide in the extended 21-round magazine.

You can tell by the unique muzzle and slide configuration at the front. The coyote tan color is another giveaway.

This fellow says the same as in your thread above.

The M17 military variant.

Sig P320 my guess.

For comparison:

It’s not a Glock 19, the slide tapers to the top. Glocks are square.

The 5th Gen (left) is a bit different but still square.

“We’re doing some open asbestos removal in the room next door, we hope the noise and dust aren’t causing you anxiety.

And please use the complimentary hand sanitizer.”

Thought I would lose my mind. I had to walk out and postpone the procedures until I could come back with a scrubber.

Meanwhile this is how respiratory aerosols are captured by infectious disease researchers who understand physics.

This is literally the method they used for aerosol droplet sample collection.

Haha, true.

Here's the link if anyone's wondering. It doesn't get much more Dunning-Kruger than this. "Doing science" with no idea how anything works and an ego that says you have no need to talk to real experts to find out.

If you're doubtful the pandemic could really just be one giant screwup...

IMO the study where aerosols were “caught” in ziplock bags is also a contender.