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Question of the Day: What Pistol Could Replace the 92FS for U.S. Armed Forces?

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I’m not that picky when it comes to handguns. If it goes bang when I pull the trigger I’ll find a way to get the bullet to the target. Move closer works. Moving the target closer to me is also effective. Lots of practice helps. But then I don’t have just one gun and I don’t get shot at on a regular (or irregular) basis. As the NRA guy above reports, Uncle Sam’s kitted out his troops with 450k Beretta 92FS pistols for more pressing self-defense/offensive duty. There’s been some kvetching about the Italian handgun (not by Beretta, obvs.). So let’s say you could re-equip the entire U.S. military with a standard issue sidearm. Everybody. Same gun. Which handgun in what caliber would you choose?

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. So now that the feds have released pictures of the suspects…. They are automatically considered “Armed and Dangerous “

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  2. I am not a fanboy of one single brand but I think for stricker it could be HK VP9, for metal frame Sig P226/220 or Beretta Brigadier 92FS. If they like flawless polymer frame hummer PX4 Storm is also very good and cheaper. I own all of them and all great.

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