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      Army buys 100,000 M9 Pistols

      Steve Johnson
      bySteve Johnson(IC: employee)
      Updated:  January 9th, 2013
      army buys 100 000 m9 pistols

      Beretta USA said on theirFacebook page that the US Army has purchased 100,000 more Beretta M9 pistols and has confirmed that the M9 will remain their sidearm for the next five years.

      1st Lt. Patrick Jerome Riley with his M9
      1st Lt. Patrick Jerome Riley with his M9

      [ Many thanks to Lance for emailing me the link. ]

      Steve Johnson
      Steve Johnson

      I founded TFB in 2007 and over 10 years worked tirelessly, with the help of my team, to build it up into the largest gun blog online. I retired as Editor in Chief in 2017. During my decade at TFB I was fortunate to work with the most amazing talented writers and genuinely good people!

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      Published September 17th, 2012 1:22 AM
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      • AR GUYAR GUY on Sep 19, 2012

        Sorry, meant to add that effective training is the best weapon,2 well placed shots beats the Hell out of 15 misses!!

      • JoshJosh on Sep 19, 2012

        As a currently deployed infantry XO, former armorer and user of the M9.. I can tell it comes down to price.. for the money.. the application and use, the M9, as much as I hate it, is the most practical for big Army in a budget crunch.. I wanted a glock for a service weapon for years but budgets and contracts rule.. plus they have this huge issue with needing a external safety...

        • JulioJulio on Nov 02, 2012

          @ Probably one of the biggest reasons for the ND's is the fact that they are constantly loading and unloading their weapons due to absurd regulations of empty chambers in "safe areas", as if in a war zone there were such a thing.

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