I'll start a countdown timer until one of their pistols violates the neutrality policy.
Very bold choice, but it's also a SigSauer product so not out of the ordinary.
This is the big part I hope will come into play. Granted, I'm not certain as to if they carry with a loaded chamber but we'll find out in a year or so if there's any problems regardless.
Yeah, except Hank is just standing in the desert completely alone before he gets shot and dies.
Why did the feds allow Sig to outsource manufacturing to India?
government guns and civilian/police guns are separate lines. apparently the govt. guns are held to a higher standard.
Government contract was supposed to be 100% US manufactured, allegedly civilian parts(foreign made and imported) got into the mix and with the limited number it's uncertain as to how many are tainted or if it even made a difference.
Even if the SCOTUS rules favorably, progressive states will just ignore them and violate the law as they have been. These states still ban ARs and mandate storage requirements despite both of those not being acceptable, so I guarantee that these cases won't matter. Not to doom, but precedence is not in favor of any restrictions being lifted by these foreigners and traitors infesting U.S. soil. Nothing short of arresting the traitorous judges and politicians would accomplish anything.
Whats wrong with Multicam? It seems pretty good but I'm not a camo autist, I just like Alpenflage because it looks cool.
Functionally it's not bad but like UCP it's being forced into a do-it-all role and, unfortunately, as with all US-made camo patterns minus the UCP it was ripped off by everyone and their proxy state.
When it comes to small components like springs, bar, inductors, and capacitors, it's ok to manufacture them outside of the US for defense acquisition. Representatives of prime contractor do have to visit those suppliers check their processes, witness some of the manufacturing, and inspect the facilities to make sure they are compliant with the law, e.g. no child labor and etc. Some quality representatives from Sig had to visit that facility and make sure everything was good. It probably would of received a visit just once from the DoD program office that handled the M17/M18 to make sure it was good.
These work pretty good, though I did need to make a little spacer to get it to seat properly in my lower.
Here's hoping that the US decides to get rid of multicam because everyone and their mother from HTS to Rosgvardia decided to use it just as they did M81 decades ago. I don't want to see national identity excluded as a factor in uniforms.
Then you're stuck with a CZ Scorpion
Awesome.
When you're a poor Baltic nation with only so much budget for a military and Russia has been less than an amicable neighbor, the last thing you want to do is waste money on a specialized camo pattern in the name of national identity. Best part about using multicam is richer western nations that have adopted it can you send you surplus uniforms and equipment like battle belts and plate carriers..