These weapons are replacing the M9 as the Army’s service pistol. ... MEET THE US ARMY'S NEW PISTOL. The 7TS holster has a smart design that enhances draw.

Corps' new pistol holster called dangerous. ... according to officials with Marine Corps Systems Command in Quantico, Va. That's one for every 9mm M9 pistol in the Marine Corps' inventory.

The U.S. Army is moving forward to replace the Cold War-era M9 9mm pistol with a more powerful handgun that also meets the needs of the other services. As the lead agent for small arms, the Army ...

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 ...

The M9 is much too big to be carried in the pocket or an ankle holster, but OWB, IWB, or in a shoulder holster it would serve just fine. One of the best roles for the M9 will be as an SHTF weapon .

The U.S. Army is moving forward to replace the Cold War-era M9 9mm pistol with a more powerful handgun that also meets the needs of the other services.

"In addition to the pistol they get a flag, belt buckle, holster, magazine, cleaning rod and brush and other accessories," said Kemmis. The pistols cost $497. Most general officers purchase their ...

Pistol training and technology has changed quite a bit since the 1980s when the M9 was adopted. Striker-fired pistols, uncommon 30 years ago, have become the norm, and for good reason.

The M1911 is the OG pistol that’s been used in combat from 1911 well into the 2020s. The Beretta M9 pistol was introduced to the ranks as a replacement for the M1911 starting in 1985.

These weapons are replacing the M9 as the Army’s service pistol. Beretta’s M9 was first introduced as the Army’s side-arm in the Cold War era back in 1986 so this is the first time soldiers ...