Bye Bye M9
 

The Army chooses a new sidearm!


http://youtu.be/y1yC23sBAaE

Yup!!! SIG Sauer's Rock!!! :D

<Ducking & Running>

a plastic fantastic? figures....

What?? I thought they were going to bring back the 1911? Based on my childhood... it IS the ONLY true "Army gun".... But... I'm glad our troops won't be carrying Glock. I'm still nervous about polymer guns, especially in the heat of the desert. This video was from a summer's day in Texas. The gun is an FNX.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdTsFB1ejo8

DaFadda

Certainly wish them the best on that decision ......

Our agency uses Sig....good weapons.....not a glock but still good

I don't think going to a polymer wonder is a bad thing. They are lighter and believe it or not, can withstand abuse. Time will tell if the 320 will last in the Army's hands. I hope it serves them well.

I don't have one bit of difficulty with it at the range. Granted, that's not battlefield conditions, but...

When I was in (mech infantry, gunner) only officers carried a pistol. The rest of us lugged around M-16's or the SAW. Me being in the turret I still carried a SAW... dunno why but I did.

Most likely going to be for Rangers or Spec Ops but, I don't really see them using the modularity the 320 offers. Especially the caliber portion of it. Plus, why would they go to the 40? They already have the 45 and 9 in tons of stock.