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Angel, No difference. Exact same firearm.

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Angel, nothing. The pistols themselves are the exact same. Just the package specification, LE or Regular is different. Most manufacturers including FN make firearm packages that have 10rd magazines so their pistols can also be sold in state that have magazine capacity restrictions. The pistols are exactly the same but just have 10rd mags included. The pistols will also accept any standard capacity magazines just fine.