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This is the SIG P320 MHS, a key competitor in the hunt for the Army’s next sidearm.
With the Army’s many Beretta pistols showing their age, the military is considering a completely new sidearm that meets newer standards and compensates for some of the issues they’ve run into with the M9 series.
The SIG P320 MHS solves all the problems and delivers a completely-modern pistol to replace it. Key differences between this edition and current commercial versions of the P320 Compact include a new color scheme, an ambidextrous manual thumb safety, a modified ambidextrous slide stop lever, a loaded chamber indicator and a captured firing pin assembly.
It’s a particularly well-suited design for military application. Only the internal frame is the pistol and the grip and everything else can be swapped out for cheap replacement or tweaked to meet specific unit needs, and there are extended magazines already on the market to boot.
What do you think about the SIG P320 MHS? Ready to replace the M9?
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