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Why the Army doesn’t need the Sig Sauer M7 rifle
The AR-15, first adopted by the Air Force in 1962, served from the Vietnam War (as the M16 rifle) to the Middle East (as the M4 carbine). Although the weapon had teething issues (through no fault of ...
Sig Sauer's corporate headquarters at the Pease Tradeport in Newington. As the U.S. Air Force continues to investigate the death of a 21-year-old airman in an incident involving his Sig Sauer-made ...
The Army, Navy and Marine Corps are not planning to pause use of the M18 pistol as a primary, daily service sidearm for their troops, the services told Task & Purpose, even as units in the Air Force ...
The US military is investigating its new service pistol after the fatal shooting of an Air Force guard — following claims that the gun can fire without the trigger being pulled. The Sig Sauer M18, the ...
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The Sig P320 controversy, explained without the noise
The Sig P320 has become one of the most polarizing handguns in America, praised by many owners while facing... The post The ...
The Army, Navy and Marine Corps are not planning to pause use of the M18 pistol as a primary, daily service sidearm for their troops, the services told Task & Purpose, even as units in the Air Force ...
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