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Thread: Military T&E?

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    I don’t think you need to delete your post. It was a innocent question and the response was very detailed and gave links to those threads. I think it is a good resource for others that maybe had the same questions or did not know.






    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelOrick View Post

    I know M9s were pulled and tested to failure periodically. Frames were good for about 35K rounds, slides 70K, blocks 22K IIRC?

    The M9 slides range went from 5-35Kin the late 80s to 55-95K in the late 90s.

    What changed? The guns, the ammo, the testing, or all of the above?

    I am curious about this as well purely for education on the m9. You don’t hear a lot about 92 frames cracking.

    If any others that have high round counts on Beretta 92s I would like to hear their thoughts.

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    Am I the only one whose brain read SIG Traverse and Elevation when seeing SIG T&E? This thread is about something completely different.

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    Thanks for bringing this up MikeO. Never a bad idea to get folks looking at the workings of these huge bureaucracies
    and the Mandarins that live in a off them.

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    One of the worst procurement debacles and failures to occur in recent times....

    Just about everything that could be done wrong was. Very poor test protocols and incomplete testing.

    As a result, the best pistol and best ammunition was not selected.
    Facts matter...Feelings Can Lie

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocGKR View Post

    As a result, the best pistol and best ammunition was not selected.

    Doc, I'm not up on this, what were the best pistol and ammo?

    Thanks

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