BlindJustice
Member
I caught a link to US LEO, Military, and Fed Agencies, as well as Non-USA LEO and Military links - seemed to be a survey of how each unit/country has for inventory of small arms.
In Europe, if there is a pistol built in that country - that's what they shoose for general service
Germans - SIgs
French MAS 15
Spain Star 30M
Italy Berretta M92
Czech Rep.- CZ 75B
Poland Sig and 75B
Brits BHP version
Belgian Fn whatever
AUstria Glock
ANd S&W revolvers in .38/.357 show up throughout EUrope
not just J-frames either. The french like the 686.
Special forces of all the above - HK USP and they up gun to .40 S&W or .45 ACP - seems the USA is the only one with widespread adoption of this cartridge, so why doesn't the Military just do it
Elsewhere there's a lot of Sig 226/229 some 228 followed by
Clock 17 and the fading BHP or copies and the CZ or COpies of the CZ
???
Oh, the city cops and SHeriffs in this county carry .45 ACP
Glock and Kimber respectively in SE Wash. State.
Later,
Randall
In Europe, if there is a pistol built in that country - that's what they shoose for general service
Germans - SIgs
French MAS 15
Spain Star 30M
Italy Berretta M92
Czech Rep.- CZ 75B
Poland Sig and 75B
Brits BHP version
Belgian Fn whatever
AUstria Glock
ANd S&W revolvers in .38/.357 show up throughout EUrope
not just J-frames either. The french like the 686.
Special forces of all the above - HK USP and they up gun to .40 S&W or .45 ACP - seems the USA is the only one with widespread adoption of this cartridge, so why doesn't the Military just do it
Elsewhere there's a lot of Sig 226/229 some 228 followed by
Clock 17 and the fading BHP or copies and the CZ or COpies of the CZ
???
Oh, the city cops and SHeriffs in this county carry .45 ACP
Glock and Kimber respectively in SE Wash. State.
Later,
Randall