Hi shurshot,
BTW, my former agency retrained us based upon US DOJ stats and FBI firearms training protocol. I'm not sure if the FBI ever qualified at 25 yards. Maybe its cops did a long time ago.
There are many benefits of standard capacity (I refuse to call standard capacity magazines hi-cap mags) semis. Bangers rarely caper alone. If there's one, there'll be another close by. Lots of rounds allow cops to easily transition to other bad guys without the tactical disadvantage of reloading.
To this day, if I see a prison tatted up dude walking into a restaurant where I'm dining, I'll leave. If there's more than one, I'll call local cops. If anything, local cops are gonna want to know that they have bad dude felons in their beats.
I used to carry a Model 60. I called it a neck & up gun. With the FBI load, its recoil was unwieldy making it most difficult to keep its muzzle on target. My life is worth far more than a Model 60 can deliver.
When I carry, and I couldn't tell you the last time I have (retirement credentials allow me to carry throughout the USA), it's a P239 .40 S&W. I still have my old on-duty gun: a P229 .40 S&W with standard cap mags that politicians of the totalitarian state of CA have allowed retired cops to retain...subject to change, of course. That was by a huge margin the best duty gun I've carried. If I had to go into LA, I'd take my P229 with a couple loaded mags. But then again, I will avoid going into LA to every possible extent. LA, like most large American cities, has far too many seriously bad dudes who'd kill for fun.
BTW, when I got into my former gig, we were issued revolvers. I doubt that a single cop liked 'em. Within a few years, we went with 9MM semis. Dinosaurs could carry revolvers. Within a couple years, that policy was revised. No cop was allowed to go 10-8 with a revolver as his primary duty handgun. It was all semis. As far as I know, cops of my former agency can carry .40 S&W and .45 ACP. I'm not sure about 9MM.
Take care & stay safe,
SA1911