MEET THE US ARMY'S NEW PISTOL The 7TS holster has a smart design that enhances draw. Inside the holster there are thin raised surfaces called “risers.” These create airspace around the pistol.

While some units in the Air Force have pulled the M18 from duty after a discharge killed an airman last week, officials from ...

The Army awarded Sig Sauer the MHS contract, worth up to $580 million, in January 2017 after the firm beat out Glock Inc., FN America and Beretta USA, maker of the current M9 9mm service pistol ...

Some of these soldiers previously qualified on the M9 pistol, the Army’s standard sidearm since the mid-1980s. For a handful, this is their first pistol qualification.

The holster company that now provides the holster for the Army's newest handgun is ready for round two of development. The next holster will need to fit the gun plus whatever accessories the Army ...

Key Points – The Beretta M9 served as the US military’s standard sidearm for decades, seeing action from Desert Storm through the Global War on Terror, eliciting both strong support and ...

The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee blasted the Army 's effort to replace its M9 pistol today, criticizing the program as being full of "red tape" that will result in millions of ...

Key Points: The Beretta M9 served the U.S. military for decades but garnered mixed reviews. Critics decried its 9mm round’s limited stopping power compared to the .45 caliber M1911 it replaced ...

The Beretta M9 pistol was introduced to the ranks as a replacement for the M1911 starting in 1985. It wasn’t until recently that both pistols were removed from service and replaced with the more ...

Title 10, USC Section 2574 allows each active duty general officer to receive a general officer model M9 pistol on loan and purchase it when he or she retires, he explained.

A newly drilled Beretta M9 pistol is seen during the manufacturing process at the company’s plant in Accokeek, Md. (Linda Davidson/The Washington Post) ...

After a long and much-criticized search, the US Army has chosen Sig Sauer to produce its next generation of handgun, eventually replacing the current standard issue sidearm, the Beretta M9 pistol.