| − | Semi-Automatic pistols are carried by most [[Law enforcement officer|LEOs]] and security personnel as part of their [[everyday carry]] ([[EDC]] or [[ATGATT]] - [[All the gear, all the time]]). These [[firearms]] distinguish themselves from a typical 6 to 7 shot [[revolver]] through the use of a removable [[magazine (firearms)|magazine]] (also called a "detachable mag") that has a higher [[Essay:Normal capacity magazines|magazine capacity]] (typically 15 to 17 rounds or more for a [[.9mm]] or [[.40 Smith and Wesson]], and 13+ rounds for [[.45 ACP]]), that can be quickly reloaded allowing for a higher total [[rate of fire]] with fewer and faster [[reload]]s. | + | Semi-Automatic pistols are carried by most law enforcement officers. These [[firearms]] distinguish themselves from a typical 6 to 7 shot [[revolver]] through the use of a removable [[magazine (firearms)|magazine]] (also called a "detachable mag") that has a higher magazine capacity (typically 15 to 17 rounds or more for a .9mm or .40 Smith and Wesson, and 13+ rounds for [[.45 ACP]]), that can be quickly reloaded allowing for a higher total rate of fire with fewer and faster reloads. |