Comments by "The Ride Never ends" (@therideneverends1697) on "SIG M18: New USMC Service Pistol (and Little Brother of the M17)" video.

also when your talking about an hundreds of thousands of people in service the chances of mistakes being made increase exponentially. Should it happen? no, Will it happen for most people? no. Will it happen when theres that many people being issued them? yes
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they got around to it, eventually
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If i was in charge of procurement that alone would have made the choice for me. Requireing a trigger pull on disassembly, particularly of a service arm. Results in a wholly unneeded safety risk
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@andersjjensen im honestly surprised they dont give you guys amphetamine tablets for that kind of thing.
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The US doesent actually follow the rule for that, since we also enforce the rule lmao the ball ammo is to look nice on paper for service use they get hollow points
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yeah its kind of an irony that the 1911 which has more notable recoil, fits better in smaller hands
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while the glock is undoubtedly a reliable and accurate gun, the disassembly system is just not very smart. People have been shooting holes in walls, cealings, and themselves with those things since the first onces got off the assembly line
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@theKashConnoisseur the chances of useing a handgun when you also have a rifle are so low that the compromise of it being slightly less easy to shoot acurately is easilly worth the reduction in weight and size
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@theKashConnoisseur We are talking about military use here, no one is "fighting there way to a rifle" your issued one.
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@theKashConnoisseur Wow, you should go tell the Marine procurement guys that they are all wrong and you know how they should REALLY be doing things, im sure their decades of research and experience is all off base without your expert imput also LMAO civilains are "Fighting their way to their rifle" even less. No matter what fox news is telling you no, people are not getting in prolonged gun battles on the way to the laundymat
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