Not popular? I think FNH has been more than successful selling the Five-seveN to military and law enforcement.
Other than Secret Service, I don't know of any LE that use it.
Not popular? I think FNH has been more than successful selling the Five-seveN to military and law enforcement.
Wikipedia (I know, I know) says the Duluth, GA police dept and Passaic County, NJ Sheriff's Dept SWAT team are also users.Other than Secret Service, I don't know of any LE that use it.
Here's the PMR manual. Read "Malfunctioning (6-7)" and "Magazine Loading (7)."
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=ms-android-verizon
Other than Secret Service, I don't know of any LE that use it.
It's very popular with the Narcos and their enforcers because of its light body armor defeating capabilities.
It's very popular with the Narcos and their enforcers because of its light body armor defeating capabilities.
Can you name a department that issues these?
Aside from US Secret Service, not one that I could say with 100% certainty.
Heist was referring to Cartel type (I believe) enforcer's.
20 round mags and the low recoil compared to other rounds is also what they like.
Heist was referring to Cartel type (I believe) enforcer's.
Yes. Sorry, I should have been clearer. The bad guys like this gun ... a lot.
They enjoy dressing up their 1911s like they were customized at "House of Liberace" - and are mostly for show, but like the 5-Seven for murdering police and federales.
As an aside, it also has the distinction of being the gun used by the Muslim Military Physician who bought into the jihadist propaganda and went on the one-man massacre mission on a Texas Army base 2 years ago.