I know the subject of issued military handguns is always a hot-button topic among most firearms enthusiasts. I suspect the reason for this isn’t the significance or primacy of handguns in combat. They are secondary and rarely used.
But rather civilians live in mostly a handgun world. So any brand confirmation hits them right in the feels. But let us not forget, military service is primarily a rifle service. But at some level, some folks on that side of the fence get to choose what they want.
Many of you will be surprised. Others will be deeply disappointed.
Regardless, keep it civil.
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- HK Style Pistol. German Shooter
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- Appears to be HK style pistol. German shooter.
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- Notice the Glock pistol in holster
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- Beretta M9.
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- Beretta M9. Notice rack number on the slide.
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- Beretta M9 — 92F
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- CZ Pistol
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- CZ pistol.
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- US Soldier shooting CZ type pistol.
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- Practical Tactical Glock with RDS Glock 34/35
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- Practical Tactical Glock with RDS Glock 34/35
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- SIG P320 on Right. CZ on left. Almost appears to be 1911 until you see the trigger guard.
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- Notice the SIG P320 with RDS on right.
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- Appears to be a CZ pistol?
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- Glock Pistol
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- Beretta M9 – Beretta 92
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Areas of focus: Defense and National Security, Modern Light Weapons, Small Arms, Weapons Training.
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