They must have fixed the M9 problem. My issue M9 never failed...
If you were an Officer of an Army, which sidearm today?
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Shortround6
Major General
Thank you.
I seen to remember that some of the slide cracking was caused by using sub-machine gun ammo in the pistols? Could be wrong?
There was a 147 grain bullet with a subsonic muzzle velocity being used for submachine gun use (for use with silencers) that somehow achieved wider issue than intended vs the standard 115-125 grain supersonic bullets. Hey, if Special Forces use it it must be good right
However the heavier bullets increased the recoil speed of the slides of the M9.
At least that's one story.
I seen to remember that some of the slide cracking was caused by using sub-machine gun ammo in the pistols? Could be wrong?
There was a 147 grain bullet with a subsonic muzzle velocity being used for submachine gun use (for use with silencers) that somehow achieved wider issue than intended vs the standard 115-125 grain supersonic bullets. Hey, if Special Forces use it it must be good right
However the heavier bullets increased the recoil speed of the slides of the M9.
At least that's one story.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
I like Stealth. so i would preffer a silenced weapon. i like old guns, so i yhink "Welrod" ïs a good Option. any Sugestions?
The Basket
Senior Master Sergeant
- 3,712
- Jun 27, 2007
Browning hi power.
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
...KIDDING! I'm just kidding!
I'm a kidder, I kid. Just Joshin'. Don't be alarmed...I already named the 1911 and P220 as my choices. =)
Elvis
The Basket
Senior Master Sergeant
- 3,712
- Jun 27, 2007
Hi point in 45?
Surely 9mm?
Surely 9mm?
