
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has selected a 9mm from Glock Inc., and has awarded a contract to Glock to provide 9mm CBP law enforcement personnel this next generation standard duty handgun.
Glock developed the Glock 47 (G47) specifically for the CBP and it is not available to consumers.

Reportedly, this firearm has DHS CBP engraved on the side of the slide.
The contract is valued at up to $85 million over 10 years, which includes other DHS law enforcement components that have the option to purchase duty handguns through the contract.
CBP’s Law Enforcement Safety and Compliance Directorate led the extensive solicitation process to replace CBP’s current duty handgun.
