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SOTG 095 Pt. 2 – SW in for Army Pistol Bid
S&W in for Army Pistol Bid. Smith & Wesson officially announced last week that they have partnered with General Dynamics to officially throw their hat in the ring for the Army’s “Modular Handgun System” bid process. Our XS Sights Good Guy wants to talk about the validity of rubber bullets and we have more material from our visit with Dan Olesnicky from SWAT Fuel.
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Not to be pedantic but did Prof.Paul mean that the US Army should choose a new pistol that’s made by an American company, or just made in America? A lot of foreign firearms manufacturers have manufacturing facilities here in the US for US sales. Glock now makes pistols in the US.
Not to be pedantic but did Prof.Paul mean that the US Army should choose a new pistol that’s made by an American company, or just made in America? A lot of foreign firearms manufacturers have manufacturing facilities here in the US for US sales. Glock now makes pistols in the US.