LS3Stig
Hey Jack
http://www.guns.com/2016/09/26/smit...9fe&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook
Thought you guys would find this interesting.
Thought you guys would find this interesting.
That's got to be quite a poke in the eye for them. They are out but the Italians, Belgians, Germans, and Austrians are still in. Not to mention they had even partnered with General Dynamics to get it done.
And it looks like the army is going to insist on continuing to use the 9mm round. This for a war application that largely uses FMJ ammo. I almost wonder why they are bothering.
Is it really any surprise, when American corporate rules, these days, are all about cut/slash/save money while placing more importance on stock performance?
Eventually, you end up getting out of it what you put into it -- an inferior product that doesn't compete, because too many corners were cut to save money.
Someone in marketing should have picked a new name.
Military and Police line that largely isn't used by either.
There are over 300 state and local agencies issuing an M&P.
There are over 300 state and local agencies issuing an M&P.
There's over 100 police departments in MD alone...so yeah...it hasn't won a military contract and by and large most agencies don't issue it.
Aside from the fact that it's a historic title that S&W has used since the early 1900s, there are, in fact, 300+ Police agencies that issue S&W M&Ps. Hence, it's a perfectly acceptable name for this line.
There are over 300 state and local agencies issuing an M&P.
Keep the M9!