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now i expect that mags and modules will be even harder to find.
I'm well familiar, coming from an infantry unit, however I think the Marine Corps has seen a trend with Gen Neller, and now SecDef Mattis of acquiring and employing upgraded weapons systems recently. Take for example, the push towards the M27 being adopted across the board, new and more effective ammunition, or some of our recent acquisitions of new technology. I think the leadership under those two fine gentlemen I mentioned really want to improve our capabilities. Now I know a pistol is not used very often and isn't that important, but it's also cheap and relatively easy to acquire and outfit our units with since the program of record already exists (thanks to the Army).Welcome to the site. Good idea to get familiar with the pistol, although it may be some time before you actually get issued one. Hopefully sooner than later, but as you know...a lot of hurry up and wait.
Couldn't agree more Marine. I worked programs for both Army and USMC; we were able to get systems from concept to fielding with the USMC that I'd still be pushing for the Army...and I retired 8 years ago.I'm well familiar, coming from an infantry unit, however I think the Marine Corps has seen a trend with Gen Neller, and now SecDef Mattis of acquiring and employing upgraded weapons systems recently. Take for example, the push towards the M27 being adopted across the board, new and more effective ammunition, or some of our recent acquisitions of new technology. I think the leadership under those two fine gentlemen I mentioned really want to improve our capabilities. Now I know a pistol is not used very often and isn't that important, but it's also cheap and relatively easy to acquire and outfit our units with since the program of record already exists (thanks to the Army).